Jackery shrinks portable power stations using EV battery technology
Jackery has released two new portable power stations that use Cell-to-Body architecture to reduce size and weight while keeping battery capacity.
New models feature integrated battery cells
The company applied an automotive packaging technique to integrate battery components directly into the structural enclosures. This approach allows the Explorer 2000 Plus v2 to store 2,048Wh of energy in a unit that weighs 18.8kg.
Weight and dimensions drop significantly
The Explorer 1000 Plus v2 holds 1,024Wh and measures 31.35 by 20.1 by 23.35cm while weighing 10.8kg. Both units are smaller than their predecessors without reducing the stated battery capacities.
Design targets compact living needs
Brady Sun, Head of Europe at Jackery, stated that people want power that fits naturally into their lives. The new series drastically reduces physical footprint while elevating efficiency for users who do not want bulk.
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