Jackery 3000 Pro Solar Generator TORTURE TEST and COMPLETE REVIEW 

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I accidentally found your channel, and watch all episodes since. I’ve gone back and watched your older content as well. I enjoy all your projects but more importantly the knowledge you share for people like me to become more self reliant. I wish I could afford a jackery. Hopefully soon😊 I love your self made award on the wall! Cool, cool!!!

What an awesome device!!! I'm definitely going to be buying a pack soon.

Solar power is an essential when off gridding and maintaining a self reliant lifestyle. Thank you for sharing your take on this particular device. I think this was a fun push on an honest torture test. Yes, a hefty price. But how much do you pay a year in electricity people!! How secure is your power pull in an emergency situation?? Share the knowledge!!

I have the Jackery 1000 and 1000 Pro units also a Jackery 300 unit. I use mine for camping trips. Love these units super glad I got them. Great for home back up as well.

They are very capable additions to many households or off grid property

Thanks for this video! Yeah it’s expensive, but I’ve been saving for a while now and I just ordered mine! Can’t wait!

Great show thank you Kevin. Have a great day.

Got the 1000 about a year ago and it works pretty well but definitely not good for serious loads....like an electric kettle. Thanks for doing this review and now I'm gonna take advantage of their "black friday" sale! Cheers!

Hope you enjoyed your time in the great state of Maine USA baby. Was cool to see you featured in Zach’s project

now i want one great video sir this jackery looks amasing

Great info thank you. Researching for a client.

Thank you for doing testing on the power packs.

I definitely could use one of those in the future

What a Powerful message

Wow, im pretty impressed it could run the table saw and grinder that easily. Seems like it would be a great piece to have while initially getting a cabin built and set up. Or as supplement to a gas generator. On these bigger units, I wonder if it would be possible for them to incorporate a small solar panel built into the top of it? So it always has some power input if its outside

How much solar input can it take? My experience with Jackery is that I can only use the Jackery solar panels to change it. The cables aren't interchangeable with standard solar connectors. Other than that, I do use the little Jackery batteries for travel and outdoor activities. Fun review! Tea, coffee, power tools.

Im curious if standard solar connections will fit to.the unit or are the limited to they're specific brand solar panels

You know, while I am not a fan of these types of videos since it just sounds like you’re trying to help sell their products, I cannot argue it’s interesting to see how you use them in the future in builds. Nothing against you or you making money, I just prefer the builds. Still awaiting the day we get the “Cursing in the woods with Kevin” video you keep teasing with every build.

It may run a table saw and grinder now, but give it a few months of exposure to high inductance loads and its built-in, low cost (cheap) high frequency inverter will probably become a brick. The reason for this is that all these high frequency, transformerless solar generators lack a very critical component. That critical component is an iron core, copper wound output transformer. Without an output transformer to act as a buffer to absorb electrical surges provided by the “Flywheel Effect” inherent in the physical amount of a transformer’s iron, these surges and damaging reverse voltage spikes must be handled directly by the inverter’s MOSFET transistors, essentially shortening their life. You might be able to start and run some high surge loads when these solar generators are new, but every time you fire up that inductive load, you're shortening the life of the MOSFETs in your solar generator's inverter. They also run much hotter than low frequency, transformer-based inverters which makes the low cost, off spec, Chinese made components such as capacitors, diodes, resistors and ICs that are used in these cheap inverters, far more prone to early failure. Another major consideration with these high frequency, transformer free solar generators is safety. All it takes is for one of their MOSFETs or IGBTs to short to ground or the control circuitry to fail, and these units will send dangerous, high voltage, high amperage DC current straight to your connected AC loads which will not only damage most AC appliances but can also set those AC appliances on fire. A far better alternative is to invest a little more money and purchase a hybrid, low frequency, transformer based inverter charger and assemble your own high quality solar generator. Low frequency transformer based inverters last years and years longer than these dangerous solar generators and can easily power high surge loads without being damaged. That's why the big name brand inverter manufacturers like Schneider Electric, Outback Power, Vicron and others, all use a low frequency topology in their offerings. I know this to be true because I've spent the last 23 years repairing inverters. High frequency solar generators/inverters simply don't last when powering inductive loads.

Does the solar collect light on a cloudy day? Or does it have to be sunny out? Winter 🥶 is coming. I’m preparing for the worst, power outage and I want to make sure the solar panels don’t need excess sun.

Great Review!! I am in the market for solar power station. I your opinion, which one would you recommend me getting? Between Bluetti, Jackery and Ecoflow.?.? Asking for a friend!

Thank you for the fantastic video about the J 3000 P. Quick question: I just bought mine, and I have a question: Does the Main Power Button, which is green, stay on all the time?

😮interesting

Hello Kevin am new to this jackery generator but here is a question , I have bought a 1100w crock pot from sauge , the 3000w jackery generator is expensive for me , which alternative can I use and which solar panel can I connect it to ?.Am in urgent need of something for my mum to use her sage crock pot. Thanks.

Great video. Thanks. After seeing scores of videos on solar generators I have yet to see one that tests the ability to run a vacuum cleaner. We use a Shark vacuum & used to run Kirbys. My Geeno 1500GT will not allow my Shark to run as it should. Be the first to test a solar generator with real world applications that will be very important to cleaning our carpeted homes when the grid goes down. This will impress wives everywhere.

You should go to work for Jackery full time. You make a great pitch man.

would a 1/2 hp sump pump work with it?

Can it run a deep freezer or 3 of them ?

Green best color bass pro coffee cup.still have mine but then it goes into my yeti.

I just bought one. With 2 200 watt panels and a spare 100 watt

At 50 % battery life how long does it take to solor charge it back up to 100%?

I would be curious how long this would run a 200 watt mini space heater

Can a table saw be started while a a laptop charging without damaging the laptop?

Practical test is whats missing on a lot of reviews, but didn't say it will run this appliance for whatever time that is showing on the app and like I can use the electric chainsaw for 2 hours cutting this much wood ect , more Practical things like that.

Not only does this video contain paid promotion... the ENTIRE video, is a paid promotion.

Can this Jackery 3000 power a refrigerator?

Will it handle the startup of a pancake air compressor?

Cool

Can that generator be charged while it’s being used?

Hello great video. By any chance will it run an medium size RV fridge and or 1 air conditioning unit?

SUCKS IM GONNA WAIT FOR THE JACKERY 4000!

Near enough $3,000 US (with local taxes and shipping, plus buying commercial electricity to recharge) buys a lot of electricity. These things are NEAT for 'backyard' construction projects. I wish I had one in 'my time.' I would much rather have run an electric chainsaw.

I have a Jayco trailer can I plug it in . Plug in to trailer

That’s it. I’m getting one . That outta be strong enough to run a refrigerator

How I get one to test it do a review.

👍👍👍

goal zero yeti pro 4000 and great 👍 solar generator smart TANK PRO 4000 extra lithium phosphate battery

Little to much for me I’m a single gal I gave 1000 watt and love it wish I could try this but to pricy for me darn

I guess that cup is enameled steel. Apparently, the enamel layer is enough insulation to prevent arcing in the microwave. I was holding my breathe for a moment.

How about a refrigerator

It's a good price.

The last battery pack you torture tested with the welder.

what about a full sized fridge??????!

Can I charge but solar same time I’m using it to plug in my trailer ???

Why not make a yellow submarine

ehhh i might get this but 4k ? sheesh ,, thats a used car lol .. i need to get my money up for this .. im only using for electric blanket and charge up laptop and phone daily .. i just hate that using the natural sun it doesn't charge as efficient yet its SOLAR powered but house outlets charge it faster ..

I just received the Jackery Explorer 3000 Pro. So far I’m extremely disappointed. When I connect the solar panels to the Jackery DC input, the display on the front shows 0 for input wattage. I have made sure the solar panel position is perfect and the shadow of the dot is in the inner white circle. It’s an extremely sunny day here in Florida. Yet the display shows 0 input. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth lights won’t even light up on the Jackery. The app is a joke. The user manual is bare minimum and is also no help. I have reached out to Jackery customer support and the most that they have done is send me a picture of how to plug the cords into theDC input. Gheez, thanks. I think if I can afford this overpriced item, I should be able to figure out how to plug a cord in. Beware of paid advertisements for this generator filled with GLITCHES!!

Backup

Well. I hit my state lotto for 36.6 million dollars. Need advice to what to buy.

Ya know what sucks. These pu.. ys that ship out here won’t move it for us. I was out on a road trip and bought two eco flow and emailed Zach Fowler to ask how he got his out here. Wound up checking them on the plane. Eventually when I get a big dog like this one I’ll have to fly out and do all the leg work myself. 🐸🍺🔪🔥

Your going behind limits.. why?

Look up Jackery not charging. They offer no help for there products when they fail to charge when they are only a year old. Literally an expensive paperweight.

$4000 CDN…..have to be on glue to spend 4g on a battery….lol

He is only saying this is the best one because hes getting paid to say its good. A REAL comparison is between the other one he has and this one.

I’m sorry but I have to call bs. Someone is paying you to schill this product for sure. Not one negative comment not even the outrageous price.

Second /third-ish I guess 😅

Boring!

❤❤❤ 4 5th lol

I wouldn’t buy it even if it was $100 bucks

First!!

Another 15min advertisement for a $2800+ tax product that 95% of your viewers can't afford. Yay.

who the hell cares about saws

First