Jackery can power crockpots of different sizes, ranging from two to ten quarts, for household and outdoor purposes. The Jackery Portable Power Station and Jackery Solar Generator function are noise-free and offer green energy without fumes. These are sustainable next-generation generators that are eco-friendly and can power most essential devices whenever there is a power outage, or you are enjoying RV or overlanding trips.
This guide will provide information about the wattage consumption of a crockpot depending on its size, usage hours, and which Jackery model is best to charge it. Discover which model can charge the device for how, and you can learn to calculate the working hours using the formula.
How Much Electricity Does A Crockpot Use?
Crockpots come in different sizes and ranges, and the electricity consumption of a crockpot will vary depending on the same. On average, a crockpot consumes 200 watts of electricity. A two to four-quart crockpot will consume around 150 watts of electricity, and a ten-quart crockpot will use over 450 watts.
Can Jackery Power A Crockpot?
The appliance wattage consumption can vary depending on the manufacturer, size, and usage hours. If you need to power your crockpot for household use, camping, or off-grid living, Jackery Portable Power Stations and Jackery Solar Generators can power your crockpot and similar-sized devices.
Here's a table showing the running time of different Jackery Portable Power Stations when they charge a crockpot (200W).
Note: The operating wattage is considered 200W. The running time indicated in the table is just for your reference, and the actual time might differ.
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Jackery Model |
Capacity |
Running Time (= Battery Capacity in Wh × 0.85 / Operating Wattage of Crockpot (200W)) |
|
Jackery 300 |
293Wh |
1.2H |
|
Jackery 300 Plus |
288Wh |
1.2H |
|
Jackery 500 |
518Wh |
2.2H |
|
Jackery 550 |
550Wh |
2.3H |
|
Jackery 880 |
880Wh |
3.7H |
|
Jackery 1000 |
1002Wh |
4.2H |
|
Jackery 1000 v2 |
1070Wh |
4.5H |
|
Jackery 1000 Plus |
1264Wh |
5.4H |
|
Jackery 1500 |
1534Wh |
6.5H |
|
Jackery 2000 Plus |
2042.8Wh |
8.7H |
|
Jackery 2000 Plus Kit (4kWh) |
4085.6Wh |
17.3H |
|
Jackery 2000 Plus Kit (6kWh) |
6128.4Wh |
26.0H |
|
Jackery 2000 Plus Kit (24kWh) |
24297.6Wh |
103.2H |
Step 1: Check The Started And Rated Wattage Of The Crockpot
The wattage required to start the device, lasting for a few seconds, is known as the surge wattage. Meanwhile, the rated wattage of an appliance is required to keep it running for some time. The rated and surge wattage are often mentioned on the device. If not, you may check the user manual. In case it isn’t mentioned in the user manual, you can see the voltage and ampere of the device and multiply them to get the wattage.
Step 2: Check the Started And Rated Output Wattage Of The Power Station
Similarly, solar power systems have their own rated and surge output wattage. The power station's capacity should be higher than that of the device you are charging. To select the right size, check the power station's started and rated output wattage. You can also look at the power station's model number to know the output wattage. For example, the Jackery Solar Generator 3000 Pro will have an output wattage of 3000 watts (not applicable to the “Plus” series).
Let’s say you want to run a crockpot (200W) with Jackery Explorer 1000 Plus Portable Power Station, then you can calculate the working hours using the formula given below:
Working Hours = Jackery Portable Power Station Capacity in Wh × 0.85 / Operating Wattage of Crockpot
Working Hours = 1264Wh × 0.85 / 200W = 5.4 hours.
Note: While charging the devices, some power loss occurs; hence, multiplied by 0.85.
Jackery Solar Solutions For Different Crockpot Types
Below are three recommended products for emergency backup, power outages, and outdoor adventures based on average and actual use.
Jackery Solar Generator 500 - Recommended For Campers And RV
The Jackery Solar Generator is a safe, clean, and quiet solar generator featuring a compact design and is lightweight. It can charge your essential devices while you are out camping, RVing, or want some power for emergency backup. You can carry and set the foldable and water-proof solar panels anywhere easily.
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 - Recommended For Emergency Backup
The portable Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 has a higher capacity and can run appliances like crockpots, refrigerators, kettles, etc. It provides a reliable emergency backup source and is a perfect companion for emergency backup and camping to charge appliances.
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 Plus - Recommended For Off-Road Travel
The Jackery Solar Generator 1000 Plus supports add-on battery packs and has an expandable capacity. It provides renewable and green energy for various scenarios, such as off-road travel, home emergencies, and more. It is shock-resistant and fire-retardant and supports essential devices such as crockpots. If you are traveling to a remote location, you can charge the crockpot with the solar generator.
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|
Appliance Watts |
Jackery Solar Generator 500 |
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 |
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 Plus |
|
Capacity |
/ |
518Wh |
1070Wh |
1264Wh |
|
Rated And Surge Wattage |
/ |
Rated: 500W Surge: 1000W |
Rated: 1500W Surge: 3000W |
Rated: 2000W Surge: 4000W |
|
2 to 4-Quart Crock Pot |
100W-200W |
2.2H-4.4H |
4.5H-9.0H |
5.4H-10.7H |
|
6 to 8-Quart Crock Pot |
210W-400W |
1.1H-2.09H |
2.3H-4.3H |
2.7H-5.1H |
|
10-Quart Crock Pot |
410W-450W |
0.9H-1.0H |
2.0H-2.2H |
2.4H-2.6H |
Note: The running time of Jackery Solar Generators mentioned in the table is when the battery-powered inverter generator is fully charged.
Jackery Solar Generator and Jackery Portable Power Station: How to Choose?
Depending on your charging needs, the place where you are charging your device, and how long you will be charging the devices, you can choose between the Jackery Solar Generator and Jackery Portable Power Station. For example, you can select the Jackery Solar Generator if you live in an area frequently affected by power cuts or even if you live off-grid.
The solar generator combines Jackery Portable Power Station and Jackery SolarSaga Solar Panels. The solar panels convert sun energy into electrical energy and store it in a power station for later use. The power station has a built-in inverter that converts DC into AC to charge the appliances.
If you want a continuous power supply while on an outdoor adventure, the Jackery Portable Power Station could be an ideal companion. It is compact, lightweight, and travel-friendly and can be charged using a wall outlet in a location with a grid power supply.
Conclusion
Jackery Portable Power Stations and Jackery Solar Generators can charge a crock pot for home emergency backup, RV living, off-grid living, camping, or various other scenarios. However, it is essential to look for a solar power system that is the right size to charge your devices. For example, a typical crockpot (300W), a small crockpot (150W), and a large crockpot of 450 watts can be charged using the Jackery Solar Generator 500, Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2, and Jackery Solar Generator 1000 Plus.
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