Jackery 240 Unboxing and Review - Real World Use - What Can It Charge?
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- We recently purchased a Jackery 240 Portable Power Station and have been using it on a regular basis. We purchased a Jackery 1000 about 2 years ago and have been very happy with it, so we decided to purchase a little more power security for our off-grid property.
We primarily use the Jackery 240 to charge our phones, drone, cameras, battery packs, usb powered lights, and more. It does a great job and is a great addition to ensure we have reliable access to power. We continue to use our Jackery 1000 primarily for our TV, 12v refrigerator and fan. The Jackery 240 is 1/4 the size of the Jackery 1000, so the power consumption is proportional (if the Jackery 1000 takes 10% to charge "item A" overnight, the Jackery 240 will typically use about 40% to charge the same item).
The Jackery 240 provides 240 watt hours of use in a small package. Weighing in at about 6 lbs, this unit won't power an air conditioner (neither will the Jackery 1000), but it will power many items for a certain amount of time in the event of an emergency. It's a valuable tool to have these days and our Jackery Portable Power Station's have been useful and reliable for us.
If you're interested in purchasing a Jackery 240, he's a link to amazon where it's currently available for about $219! amzn.to/3LPQoo3
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I just got the same one, thanks for showing me how to use it 😊
Hope you like it! It will come in handy!
@@CupcakeandCornbread I got a solar panel to go with it hopefully get to try it out next week
How far can you run these down to without damaging the battery? Is it advised to only run down to 80% in order to keep it healthy?
My understanding is to not let it go below 30%. I've let this one (and our Jackery 1000) get down to 20% a few times, but haven't seen any difference in function. I believe they're good for about 2000 cycles (recharges) before you'll see any reduction in capacity.
@@CupcakeandCornbread Thanks.