Will the Jackery 1000 power a vacuum cleaner and other appliances? 

Certainly not. I think of it as emergency power just meant to hold you over for a short while. I had a power outage for about 4 hours this weekend and used the Jackery 1000 to keep my chest freezer running.

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That's one really good use for these power systems. They can give you an outlet outdoors where its hard to run a cord out to.

I’m looking to do exactly the same, did it end up working?

@@tiffjak Dude, did you even watch the video? I demonstrated using a Bissel spot cleaner! lol

@@WinstonCodesOn oh my bad, he used an older bissell in the video and the newer ones have higher voltage I’m pretty sure so I assumed the commenter had a newer one too and was wondering if it still worked with the battery. I wasn’t specific lol my bad.

@@tiffjak ah interesting. I've run up against limitations with the Jackery when it comes to a newer coffee pot. The EcoFlow Delta seems to do a better job on startup surge wattage.

Not a bad idea. Storage unit would be a perfect kind of place to use a power system like this.

125V AC, 60Hz, 15A

Generally they require a lot of power. It takes a lot of energy to put air inside of a car tire at that pressure.

If I get enough Patreon subs to buy one 😄

Obviously 🙄