Everyday essentials
Jackery HomePower 3000
- Price
- $1,989
- Seller
- Jackery
- Battery
- 3,072Wh
- Output
- 3,600W
- Runs 240V loads
- No
- Solar
- Panels included
Suited to Fridge, Wi-Fi, lights, phones and a CPAP for one to two days.
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Home backup systems, compared
The same specs side by side, so you can pick the right one.
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Which system suits which need
- Fridge, Wi-Fi and lights
- Jackery HomePower 3000
- Plus a furnace or window AC
- Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus
- Well pump or central AC (240V)
- Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus
- Longest outages, most solar
- EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra
Four systems, side by side
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What must stay on?
Longer outages
Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus
- Price
- See site
- Seller
- Jackery
- Battery
- 3,584Wh
- Output
- 3,600W
- Runs 240V loads
- No
- Expands to
- 21kWh
Suited to The essentials plus a furnace blower or a window AC, over several days.
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240V, mid-size
Anker SOLIX F3800 Plus kit
- Price
- $3,500
- Seller
- Outbound Power
- Battery
- Expandable
- Output
- 120V / 240V
- Runs 240V loads
- Yes
Suited to A well pump, water heater or central AC that needs 240V.
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Largest capacity
EcoFlow DELTA Pro Ultra kit
- Price
- $4,782
- Seller
- Outbound Power
- Battery
- 6,144Wh
- Output
- 7,200W
- Runs 240V loads
- Yes
- Solar input
- 5.6kW
Suited to The largest battery and solar input of the four, for long outages and whole-home setups.
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