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Explorer 100 Plus
A USB-oriented backup with a roughly 99 Wh headline capacity. Compare it with AC power stations only after deciding which ports your devices need.
- Nominal storage
- 99 Wh
- Maximum single USB output
- 100 W
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Where it belongs in your plan
First check your device’s charging connection and power requirements. Direct USB charging can be a practical way to keep small devices separate from an AC backup plan. Confirm supported power profiles and the required cable.
Before you choose
No household AC outlet; the 128 W combined DC rating is not an AC rating.
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What should I check before buying the Jackery Explorer 100 Plus?
No household AC outlet; the 128 W combined DC rating is not an AC rating.
Where do the Explorer 100 Plus specifications come from?
The specifications on this page are drawn from the manufacturer source linked below. Confirm the exact model and regional version in its current manual before ordering.
Has Outage Guide hands-on tested the Explorer 100 Plus?
Our guidance is based on published specifications. Where an independent reviewer has tested this exact model, we link to their findings so you can read the full account.