Jackery Explorer 500
518 Wh, 6.40 kg
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Well, it can happen that something breaks. I've had the part for over a year and have never had any problems.
As I don't have several of these parts, I can't comment on the other brands.
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Hoi - according to the technical specifications of the instruction manual (page 17), your sleep apnea device has a typical consumption of 53W(att) and a peak consumption of 104W(att) - would therefore mean: it consumes between 53Watt(hour) and 104Watt(hour) per hour. The Jackery can deliver 518 watt hours (i.e. either 512 hours 1 watt) or e.g. 10 hours with 51 watt - let's deduct a little from the 518 power (power losses, marketing air etc.). - Let's say a generous 10%) - minus 51 watts, then we have the Jackery (518-52) 466 watt hours.
This gives a running time with the RedMed of between 4.4 hours (full power 466/104) and 8.7 hours. I don't know what the average consumption of your Resmed is, but you could measure it with an ammeter (something like this: https://www.digitec.ch/de...)...
Keep in mind: The morning after, when the device is fully used, it could be quite discharged, and over the long term, that might not be so great for the batteries that are built in. At best, you will be happier with a power station with LFP chemistry for longer (it is a bit more expensive and a bit (little) heavier than lithium).
How do you want to charge it? In the bus on 12v while driving? Solar? On camping with shore power? LG
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Yes, that's exactly how I use it. Simply connect it in series.
Galaxus
1 year ago
The Jackery Explorer 500 Power Station has no USB-C ports, especially none with PD (Power Delivery) protocol. However, it does have three USB-A ports, two 12V DC ports, a 12V car port and a 110V AC socket.
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Galaxus
1 year ago
Yes, you can charge your e-bike with a Jackery Explorer 518 Wh, provided the e-bike does not draw more than 500 watts. The Jackery Explorer 518 Wh has a capacity of 518 Wh and can supply devices with a power consumption of up to 500 watts.
Since your e-bike has a 320 Wh battery and the charging power of the e-bike is typically less than 500 watts, it should be able to be charged with the Jackery Explorer 518 Wh without any problems. However, make sure that the charging cables and connections are compatible.
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I'm really no genius, but as I own exactly this Jackery, I asked the same questions back then ;)
I mean to calculate how long you can operate an electrical consumer with a power of 160 W with a battery of 500 Wh, you can use the following formula:
500Wh / 160W = approx. 3.1h
All without guarantee 😉
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Yes, an adapter is provided to charge it from the mains.
No, the maximum continuous output power of the Jackery Explorer is 500W.
Hello Lukas
The powerbank will only switch off in operation if it is overcharged or if it is empty. Automatic shutdown is usually not desired as it may need to run a freezer.
Former employee
3 years ago
According to the manufacturer, only one panel is specified for both. When charging within 5.5 hours, one speaks of the optimal and highest possible irradiation.
Former employee
3 years ago
Unfortunately, I can only find a Jackery Explorer with 518Wh. Could I ask you for the item number so that I can check the difference?
Former employee
3 years ago
The scope of delivery includes the following:
1 x Jackery Explorer 500 portable power station (518 Wh, solar panels not included), 1 x mains adapter, 1 x cigarette lighter and 1 x instruction manual.
Former employee
3 years ago
I see that the Power Station does not have a PD port. It has 3 USB-A ports. But PD would be great, of course.
Former employee
3 years ago
It is possible to connect the item at a campsite and at the same time leave elements such as a 12VDC cool box in operation. The box would then regulate itself (charge/discharge).
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