Jackery has expanded its Explorer Series in the Philippines with three portable power stations designed for emergencies, remote work, travel, and home backup during power outages.

The solar generators brand introduced the Jackery Explorer 300D, Explorer 500 V2, and Explorer 2000 V2 as demand for backup electricity grows during the rainy season. The new models join the Explorer 100 Plus, 300 Plus, and 1000 V2 launched earlier this year.

The Explorer 300D is the smallest of the three. It weighs 2.5 kilograms and is 64% smaller than standard 300Wh portable power stations, according to Jackery.

The device has a 288Wh battery and a total DC output of 300W. It can charge a USB-C laptop three to four times, smartphones up to 22 times, and drone batteries four to five times.

Its DC-only design reduces idle power loss when charging digital devices. Its shoulder strap can also be detached and used as a 140W USB-C charging cable.

For remote workers and small home setups, the Explorer 500 V2 offers a 512Wh capacity and maximum output of 500W. It weighs 5.7 kg and is 29% smaller than its predecessor.

The power station can switch to battery power in under 10 milliseconds, helping keep Wi-Fi routers and laptops running when electricity goes out. Jackery said it can also run a desk fan for up to 8.5 hours.

The Explorer 2000 V2 is designed for longer outages and appliances that consume more electricity. It has a 2,042Wh capacity, a 2,200W inverter, and weighs 17.9 kg. Jackery said it is 41% lighter and 34% smaller than standard generators in the 2kWh category.

It can run a standard inverter refrigerator for up to 14 hours, a 1.0 HP inverter air conditioner for up to 3.5 hours, or several electric fans for up to 28 hours. It can also power rice cookers and microwave ovens.

The Explorer 2000 V2 uses an EV-grade lithium iron phosphate battery engineered for more than 10 years of daily use.

The expanded Jackery lineup is available through Shopee, Lazada, the official Jackery kiosk at SM Fairview, and partner stores.

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