Q1: How to know the working times for my device? Why does the duration of some devices deviate from the actual usage data?

Recharge: 3 ways to recharge: Solar Panel (2 Panels need 6.5 H, 1 Panel needs 10 H), AC Outlet(6.5 H), Car Outlet(12.5 H). A: Please note that the AC output port can only charge/power devices that operate at less than total 1000 Watt. Green Outdoor Power Solution: Efficient solar charging with a built-in MPPT charge controller. Turn it into a Solar Generator 1000 system by connecting two SolarSaga 100W solar panels (sold separately) allows fast, eco-friendly charging. Completely charge the battery with full sun in just 8 hours. Larger Capacity and Higher Wattages: It features a 1002Wh(46.4Ah) lithium battery capacity, 1000W continuous and 2000W surge power. Ultra-Charging System Only 1.8 Hours: 1,002Wh capacity with an output power of 1000W (2000W Surge Peak Power). Explorer 1000 pro takes 1.8 hours for a full wall charge and a full solar charge with 4* SolarSaga 200W. Supports up to 1000 charge cycles and the low self-discharge rate allows it to last 365 days from an 80% battery level.Use the in-built 12V leisure battery – this can run the fridge or coolbox for a couple of days but is not much good for longer holidays. The Explorer 1000 contains a full battery management system and 1002 Watt hours of lithium-ion battery cells. This means that it could power a 1000W item like a travel kettle (see our video below) for one hour, or alternatively a 50W laptop for 20 hours continuously – pretty neat. B uilt-in MPPT Controller: The MPPT module is built inside the Explorer 880. By constantly monitoring your solar panels' voltage and current output, the MPPT adds up to 23% more solar recharging efficiency.

All Round Safety with Superb BMS: Pure sine wave inverter delivers stable power that protects against equipment damage, conforming to international standards. Filmed with 94V-0 fire rating materials, the product features vehicle-grade battery system (BMS) for ultra-long battery life. Ideal for Home DIY: Supply electricity for high-power devices like electric hammers, small air compressors, circular saws, angle grinders, drills, etc. Overall, I feel there is a balance point which can be reached, whereby you could balance a small amount of power draw (e.g. laptop and coolbox) against the input power which can be generated from two solar panels and a cloudy UK day. Is it too much stress to try and do this? Perhaps, but simply having access to free power in this way is so liberating that you cannot really complain about not getting enough power due to an overcast sky – it’s just a result of living in a country like the UK rather than Arizona! The power station supports a pass-through mode where charging and discharging can happen simultaneously. In an office setting, this is similar to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) where the battery and AC inverter take over whenever there is a power outage. This makes the Explorer 300 suitable in an office, only being limited by its 300W output power. The competition

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First and foremost, the Explorer 1000 Pro's capacity is nothing short of impressive. It effortlessly powers various outdoor appliances and electronics, making it an ideal companion for extended camping trips. I've used it to run my camping stove, charge multiple devices simultaneously, and even power a mini-fridge, all without a hitch. The reliability it offers in outdoor settings is genuinely commendable. The 1000 measures 33.3 x 23.3 x 28.3cm and is roughly cuboid in shape, with a rather fetching dark grey and orange casing design. The four padded feet under the Explorer 1000 are also orange, and overall it looks very natty. Watt Continuous Output: High-powered with 2000W peak/1000W continuous output and an 880Wh capacity, the Explorer 880 can handle most outdoor situations. You don't have to worry about any devices running out of power.