A spot in the utility room
I keep the backup gear together by the laundry room. I made a short list of the circuits I want available first and taped it above the units so I can find it in the dark.
Mara L.
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Jackery · Solar Generator Kit
HomePower 3600 Plus+ 2 × 200W solar panels included. Backup power that recharges from the sun.
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In the box Solar included
HomePower 3600 Plus3,584 Wh LiFePO4, 3,600 W output
2 × SolarSaga 200W solar panels400 W total rated, foldable
All the cables2 solar charging cables + AC charging cable
Free delivery in 2–5 business days
3,584 WhBattery capacity
3,600 WContinuous output
≤10 msUPS switchover
400 WSolar included
- Free shipping2–5 business days
- 1-year warrantyDefects covered
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How long will it run my stuff?
- Up to 3,600 W at once (7,200 W surge)
- 3,584 Wh of stored energy
- Estimate assumes about 85% efficiency
Find the watts on your appliance's label. A fridge averages about 150 W, a Wi-Fi router about 10 W.
3,584 Wh LiFePO4 battery
3,600 W continuous output
≤10 ms UPS switchover
2 × 200 W solar panels included
Free shipping, 2–5 business days
Inside the HomePower 3600 Plus
Sun in. Power out.
Your whole house of essentials.
- Stored energy
- 3,584Wh
- Continuous output
- 3,600W
- Surge power
- 7,200W
- Solar included
- 400W
Run times are estimates for one device at a time at typical power draw.
01 Why it works
Power goes out.
You stay on.
3,584Wh
Hours of backup, not minutes
Enough stored energy to keep a fridge running for about 20 hours, or a Wi-Fi router for days. Then refill it with the two included solar panels.
3,600W
Runs real appliances
3,600 W continuous with 7,200 W surge for start-up loads, through pure sine wave 120 V outlets. Microwaves, space heaters and power tools are fine.
10ms
Switches before you notice
Plug your essentials in through it, and if the grid drops it takes over in 10 ms or less, so your router and computer stay on.
02 The details
Get closer.
Every outlet you need, on one front panel.
Ports
Four 120 V 20 A household outlets and a 30 A TT-30 outlet for RVs. There are also two 100 W USB-C ports for laptops, two 18 W USB-A quick-charge ports and a 12 V car port.
Every AC outlet is pure sine wave, so sensitive electronics run the same as they do on wall power.
Two Jackery SolarSaga 200W foldable panels come in the box, 400 W of rated solar in total, with the solar charging cables. Set them in the sun and they recharge the battery with no fuel and no noise. You can also charge from any wall outlet.
The two DC8020 solar inputs take up to 1,000 W combined (16–60 V, 12 A per port), so you can add more panels later.
Quiet Charging Mode keeps the fan down when you charge overnight, and the Jackery app shows charge level and power use over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
A LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate) battery rated for 6,000 cycles to 70% capacity, in a 15.2 × 12.2 × 19.3 in case. At 77.2 lb, it rolls on built-in wheels with a telescoping handle.
It's certified to FCC, UL, UN38.3 and RoHS standards and works from −4 to 113 °F.
☀ Included in the box
Free power,
straight from the sun.
Two SolarSaga 200W panels come with your HomePower 3600 Plus. Unfold them in the yard or on the deck, plug them in, and the sun refills the battery during a long outage, with no gas runs and no generator noise.
- 400 WTotal rated solar
- 2Foldable panels
- 0Fuel needed
Solar charging speed depends on sunlight, panel angle and weather.
03 What it runs
What 3,584 Wh
gets you.
Estimated run times on a full charge, one device at a time, at typical power draw. Your results depend on the appliance and how you use it.
Device (typical watts)Run time
Wi-Fi router (10 W)300+ h
Laptop (60 W)~50 h
Refrigerator (150 W average)~20 h
TV (100 W)~30 h
Microwave (1,000 W)~3 h
Planning for a whole outage? Text us what you want to keep running and we'll help you check it.
04 Reviews
Jackery in action.
4.9
45 Sample Reviews
My desk stayed open
I set it beside my desk and plugged in my laptop and phone. I could finish editing at my usual spot without hunting for another outlet.
Devon P.
Power beside the camper
I rolled it over next to the trailer and used it for the camper’s outlets. We made breakfast and ran the little fan without starting the generator.
Cole M.
First stop was the fridge
The lights went out while I was making dinner. I plugged the fridge in first and left the door closed while I figured out what else I needed.
Ana C.
The Wi-Fi corner
I put mine next to the modem and router instead of moving them every time the power flickers. Now the cords stay where I need them.
Graham S.
Coffee at the cabin
I brought it to our cabin so I could make coffee before everyone got up. The first morning was quiet enough that I could hear the rain on the roof.
Paige R.
I roll it as far as I can
I can wheel it down the hall easily, but getting it down the porch steps is a two-person job for me. I leave it near the door now.
Gretchen T.
Power at the far bench
My workbench is at the end of the shed, nowhere near a wall outlet. I set the Jackery beside it for my task light and drill battery charger.
Andre K.
Between camera setups
I use it at my photo table to charge spare camera batteries and run a small light. When I move the table for a different background, the power comes with me.
Nora B.
Ready before the storm
I charge it ahead of bad weather and leave a flashlight and my short extension cord on the shelf above it. It’s one less thing to look for when the lights go.
Darryl H.
A fan by the window
I moved it into the bedroom during a summer outage and plugged in a window fan. It was nice to have a breeze while I waited for the power to come back.
Celia W.
Clear up close
I like seeing the load on the screen while I test different gear. From my chair across the room, I still have to get up to read the smaller numbers.
Trevor L.
Movie night on the lawn
I brought the projector out for a backyard movie and put the power station under the table. I liked keeping the cable out of the path between the chairs and the house.
Jules A.
A place for the radio
When the lights go off, I like having the local radio on. I keep my radio and a reading lamp near the Jackery so both are easy to reach.
Beth T.
The sewing table can move
I tried a new layout in my sewing room and put the machine in front of the window. With the Jackery underneath the table, I can keep it there while I decide if I like the spot.
Imani D.
For the basement freezer
My first test was the chest freezer downstairs. I left it connected while I sorted a shelf and checked the display to see how the draw changed when the compressor kicked in.
Miles F.
A tight fit under my shelf
I put it under a garage shelf to charge tool batteries. I ended up moving it forward so I had more room to reach the connections.
Helena S.
A light at the back door
I used it for a lamp by the back door so the kids could see their shoes during an outage. After that I plugged in my phone and left the rest for later.
Elena Q.
No outlet at camp
I took it car camping for our plug-in cooler and a rechargeable lantern. Once the car was unloaded, I kept it next to the cooler instead of carrying it back and forth.
Theo V.
Better than reaching down
I used to have to crouch behind my desk to find a free socket. With this next to the table, I can plug in my phone where I can see what I’m doing.
Rina G.
One cord on the floor
I had been running a long cord across the garage for my detail light. I rolled the Jackery next to the car instead and finished working on the passenger side.
Vic N.
The market table
I brought it to an outdoor craft market for my card reader and two clip lamps. I could set up before the organizers finished sorting out the booths.
Nadia E.
The fan caught my ear
I used it while cutting fabric at the dining table. I could hear the fan kick in from my chair, so I moved it a little farther away the next time.
Faye J.
Breakfast on the deck
I plugged an electric griddle into it on our covered deck and made pancakes while everyone sat outside. I could stay with the family while I cooked.
Emmett J.
Glance at the display
I tried the toaster while the station was set up in the kitchen. I like seeing the draw climb when it’s on and drop back when the toast pops.
Leah U.
Less juggling on the road
I took it along in our camper van for the camera charger and laptop. I could put both away charged instead of deciding which one got the socket first.
Peter Y.
For the school project
I put it next to the dining table during an outage so my daughter could keep using her laptop and lamp. She finished her slides while I got dinner sorted.
Tessa O.
An easy spot to park it
I didn’t have room beside the kitchen cabinets. The wheels made it easy to tuck the Jackery into the pantry and roll it out when I wanted to use it.
Samir X.
A quiet garage evening
I plugged in a bench light and my small speaker while I cleaned and tuned my bike. The only noise I noticed was the music and my freewheel clicking.
Rowan I.
I planned around the shade
I tried recharging from a folding solar panel at a campsite. My spot was shaded by midmorning, so I had to move the panel to get much out of it.
Wes H.
We practiced once
I set it up in the daylight and asked everyone to try plugging in their own charger. I’d rather have the kids learn where everything goes before the next storm.
Micah Z.
Battery check before bed
I keep it in the hall closet and check the display the night before a storm. Seeing the charge on the unit is faster for me than guessing how long it’s been since I plugged it in.
Jo F.
Steady hands in the shed
I was staining a shelf in the shed and needed better light to see the edges. I put the Jackery under the bench and plugged in my work light.
Caleb B.
Room for game night
I set it by the living room wall and connected the TV and console during an outage. We finished the round we’d started and put the controllers away afterward.
Mina L.
Keeping the orders moving
I work out of a little studio and used it to run my laptop and label printer when the street lost power. I finished packing the orders I’d already laid out.
Rafael W.
I pick what to plug in first
I tried my portable heater while I had a couple of smaller things plugged in. Seeing how quickly the heater pulled the battery down taught me to save it for short bursts.
Priya A.
Cleaned out the back seat
I brought it out to the driveway and plugged in my small vacuum. I could get under the car seats without threading a cord through the garage door.
Marisol E.
My keyboard came outside
I brought my keyboard and a small amp onto the patio for rehearsal. I could set up where we had shade instead of crowding around the back door.
Lena K.
Batteries ready for the next job
I set my drill and driver batteries on their chargers while I sorted the hardware for a fence repair. It was nice having everything at the same end of the yard.
Owen B.
One corner for the chargers
I plugged in my headlamp, phone and bike light while I packed for a dawn ride. Seeing all three cords in one place reminded me to take them.
Kiara P.
Useful at the sign-in table
I brought it to a volunteer cleanup and used it for the tablet and a small printer. We could put the sign-in table near the trailhead where people actually arrived.
Milo N.
I can see what the pump draws
I ran my small aquarium air pump from it during a planned outage. Checking the display was easier than wondering whether I had left the pump running.
Inez V.
A plug where I was working
I ran my lamp from it while I painted trim in the spare room. I moved the lamp and battery together as I went around the walls.
Isaac G.
Grooming on the covered porch
I plugged in my clippers on the porch and trimmed my dog there. It was easier to sweep up the fur outside.
Bea C.
Morning coffee at the trail lot
I packed it for an early hike and plugged in my little kettle while we sorted our gear. Hot coffee made the cold start easier.
Dorian W.
05 Before you buy
Know your power.
The details. The delivery. The next step.
Product details
Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus (model JHP-3600A) solar kit: a 3,584 Wh LiFePO4 portable power station with 3,600 W of continuous 120 V AC output, plus two SolarSaga 200W solar panels.
Battery
- Capacity
- 3,584 Wh (80 Ah at 44.8 V)
- Chemistry
- LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate)
- Cycle life
- 6,000 cycles to 70% capacity
- Expansion
- Up to 5 Jackery Battery Pack 3600 (sold separately)
Output
- AC output
- 3,600 W continuous, 7,200 W surge, pure sine wave, 120 V 60 Hz
- AC outlets
- 4 × 120 V 20 A, 1 × NEMA TT-30 30 A
- USB-C
- 2 × 100 W PD
- USB-A
- 2 × 18 W QC 3.0
- Car port
- 12 V, 10 A (120 W max)
- UPS switchover
- 10 ms or less
- Parallel
- Up to 7,200 W with two units and the Jackery Connector (sold separately)
Solar panels (included)
- Panels
- 2 × Jackery SolarSaga 200W, foldable
- Total rated power
- 400 W
- Cables
- 2 multifunctional solar charging cables
Charging
- AC input
- 100–120 V, 60 Hz, 15 A max
- Solar input
- 2 × DC8020, 16–60 V, 12 A each, 1,000 W max combined
- App
- Jackery app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Size & weight
- Dimensions
- 15.2 × 12.2 × 19.3 in
- Weight
- 77.2 lb, with wheels and a telescoping handle
- Operating temperature
- −4 to 113 °F
- Certifications
- FCC, UL, UN38.3, RoHS
What's included
- 1 × Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus portable power station
- 2 × Jackery SolarSaga 200W solar panels
- 2 × multifunctional solar charging cables
- 1 × AC charging cable
Battery Pack 3600 expansion batteries, a transfer switch and the Jackery Connector are sold separately.
Delivery & shipping
Free delivery in 2–5 business days. Delivery anywhere in the contiguous United States is free. No shipping charge is added at checkout.
No tax or fees. The price shown is the price you pay.
How it arrives. The power station (about 77 lb) and the two solar panels may arrive in separate boxes. Check that everything arrived before you sign. The power station has wheels and a pull handle, so you can roll it into place.
Returns. See our Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds.
Warranty & support
1-year warranty. Covers defects in materials and workmanship. See the Warranty for details.
Long battery life. The LiFePO4 battery is rated for 6,000 cycles to 70% capacity. That's years of regular use.
06 Questions
Good to know.
Quick answers before you order.
Will it run my refrigerator?
Yes. A typical fridge averages about 150 W, so a full charge keeps it running for roughly 20 hours. Start-up surges are covered by the 7,200 W surge rating. Add other devices and the run time goes down.
Does it switch on by itself in an outage?
Yes, if your devices are plugged into it while it's plugged into the wall. When the grid drops, it switches to battery in 10 ms or less, fast enough that routers and computers stay on.
Are the solar panels really included?
Yes. Two Jackery SolarSaga 200W panels (400 W total rated) and two solar charging cables come in the box. The solar inputs take up to 1,000 W combined, so you can add more panels later. You can also charge from any standard wall outlet.
Can I add more battery later?
Yes. You can connect up to five Jackery Battery Pack 3600 units (sold separately). You can also link two HomePower 3600 Plus units with the Jackery Connector for up to 7,200 W.
Can I use it inside the house?
Yes. It runs on a battery, so there's no gas, no exhaust and no engine noise. Keep it on a flat, dry surface with room around the vents, and follow the user manual.
Will it work with my RV?
It has a NEMA TT-30 30 A outlet, the standard RV plug, plus four household outlets, USB-C, USB-A and a 12 V car port.
How does delivery work?
Shipping is free to the 48 contiguous states and it arrives in 2–5 business days. You'll get a tracking number by email once it ships.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging, after you get a return authorization from us. See Returns & Refunds for the full details.
How can I pay?
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, Apple Pay and Google Pay through our encrypted checkout. No tax or extra fees are added at checkout.
Still have a question? Contact us and we'll get back to you.
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Never sit in the dark again.
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In stock
$699.00
Regular price $1,499.00
You save $800.00 (53% off)
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In the box Solar included
- HomePower 3600 Plus3,584 Wh LiFePO4, 3,600 W output
- 2 × SolarSaga 200W solar panels400 W total rated, foldable
- All the cables2 solar charging cables + AC charging cable
Free shipping · No sales tax · Secure checkout