Jackery 2000 Plus power station with aluminium handle bags the SEAL Sustainable Product Award 2023

Jackery, the world's leading developer of creative and environmentally friendly portable power solutions, has introduced the Jackery 2000 Plus, the first in a new line of solar generators. The power station is mobile due to its trolley format with two tyres and an aluminium pull-out handle, and it is available as a freestanding power station, a solar generator with a panel, and discounted packages with battery packs, all with a five-year guarantee. TÜV SÜD certified Jackery's carbon impact, and the carbon emissions eliminated by the total worldwide sold solar panels equals planting 2.46 million trees.

The new 2000 Plus has won the SEAL Sustainable Product Award for 2023 and is the ideal answer for DIY and renovation enthusiasts searching for a portable, green power source. The 2000 Plus power station has a 3000-watt output and a capacity of 2042-watt hours, which may be increased to 12 kilowatt hours in increments of 2 kWh with up to five battery packs. It has eight connectors, including three Schuko plugs (230 volts), two USB-A (Quick Charge 3.0, 18 W), two USB-C (100 W), and a 12-volt socket, allowing it to charge any electrical device.

The Jackery 2000 Plus is a transportable, green power station with individually sun-chargeable battery packs from Jackery, the world's best-selling solar generator company. The 2000 Plus has a 3000-watt output and a capacity of 2042 watt hours, which may be increased to 12 kilowatt hours by adding up to five battery packs. It has won the SEAL Sustainable Product Award for 2023 and is the ideal answer for DIY and remodelling enthusiasts searching for a transportable, green power source.

Nicola Cutler, Senior PR UK/EU at Jackery, said, "The Jackery 2000 Plus is the perfect solution for DIY and renovation heroes looking for a mobile, green power source. We are delighted to have been awarded the SEAL Sustainable Product Award for 2023 for this product and are excited to bring it to the market."