HomePower 3600 Plus Solar Generator
3.6 kWh | 3600W | 120V
$3,999.00
$4,139.00
RV Solar Generator Options by Trip and Power Needs
RV Solar Generators by Power Need
Compare options for lighter weekend routines, RV kitchen appliances, remote work, longer boondocking stays, and multi-device use. Check each appliance's requirements and estimate how long it will run, especially for refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, connectivity equipment, and air conditioners.
Compare options for weekend trips, RV kitchens, remote work, boondocking, and multi-device use. Check appliance requirements and expected runtime before choosing.
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3% OFFHome BackupHomePower 3600 Plus Solar GeneratorLiFePO4 Battery | 3584Wh Capacity | 3600W Output | 77.16lb | 2.5 hours via ACShipping Details$3,999$4,139Starting at $250/mo or 0% APR with -
4% OFFBest SellerSolar Generator 5000 PlusLiFePO4 Battery | 5040Wh Capacity | 7200W Output | 134.5lb | 3.5 hours via ACShipping Details$5,899$6,199Starting at $368/mo or 0% APR with
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How an RV Solar Generator Works
How an RV Solar Generator Works
An RV solar generator combines solar charging, stored energy, and power outputs in one system. Solar panels collect energy, the power station stores it, and connected outlets deliver power to compatible RV appliances and devices. When comparing options, consider what you plan to run, how long you will camp without shore power, and how you expect to recharge.
An RV solar generator combines solar charging, stored energy, and power outputs in one system. Compare options by what you need to run, how long you will be away from shore power, and how you plan to recharge.
01. Capture Solar Energy
Compatible solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Place them in direct sunlight to collect more energy.
02. Convert and Store Energy
The power station stores electricity in its battery. Capacity is measured in watt-hours (Wh): a larger number means more stored energy.
03. Power RV Essentials
The station’s outlets deliver stored electricity to your devices. Output in watts (W) tells you how much power it can supply at once.
01. Capture Solar Energy
Compatible solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. Place them in direct sunlight to collect more energy.
02. Convert and Store Energy
The power station stores electricity in its battery. Capacity is measured in watt-hours (Wh): a larger number means more stored energy.
03. Power RV Essentials
The station’s outlets deliver stored electricity to your devices. Output in watts (W) tells you how much power it can supply at once.
COMPARE TWO APPROACHES TO RV POWER
COMPARE TWO APPROACHES TO RV POWER
RV Solar Generator vs. Gas Generator
RV Solar Generator vs. Gas Generator
An RV solar generator stores electricity in a portable power station and can recharge from compatible solar panels. A gas generator produces electricity by running an engine on fuel. Compare charging access, expected energy use, storage needs, and campsite rules before choosing.
An RV solar generator stores electricity and can recharge from compatible solar panels. A gas generator produces power by running an engine on fuel. Compare energy use, charging access, storage needs, and campsite rules.
Choose a Solar Generator for Camping
Choose a Solar Generator for Camping
For tent camping and shorter stays, compare portability, battery capacity, solar charging options, and the devices you plan to use after sunset. Start with essentials such as lights, a cooler, cameras, and personal electronics.
For shorter camping trips, compare portability, battery capacity, solar charging options, and the essentials you want to use after sunset.
Choose an RV Solar Generator for the Road
Choose an RV Solar Generator for the Road
Match your RV solar generator to trip length, expected sunlight, available panel space, and the devices used together. Weekend travel may center on refrigeration and breakfast appliances, while full-time RVing, boondocking, air conditioning, and multi-device routines call for a more detailed energy plan.
Compare trip length, sunlight, panel space, and simultaneous device use. Plan separately for weekend essentials, full-time routines, boondocking, and RV air conditioning.
Choose an RV Solar Generator for Off-Grid Trips
Choose an RV Solar Generator for Off-Grid Trips
Plan around your trip length, the appliances you want to run, and the devices that may operate at the same time. For longer stays without shore power, also consider how and when you can recharge with solar panels.
Plan around trip length, appliance demand, and devices that may run together. For longer stays without shore power, also consider your solar recharging plan.
Solar Generators
Jackery solar generators are solar solutions that combine portable power stations with solar panels. Using solar panels, our solar generators convert solar energy into electrical power, storing it in a portable power station for later use. Jackery solar generators provide clean and reliable power for campers, RVs, and anyone who needs backup energy during an emergency.
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HomePower 3000 Solar Generator3072Wh Capacity | 3600W Output$2,149.00 -
Solar Generator 1000 Plus1264Wh Capacity | LiFePO4 Battery$869.00$949.00 -
Solar Generator 2000 v22042Wh | Emergency Charge 1.3 Hrs$1,239.00$1,379.00 -
HomePower 30003072Wh Capacity | 3600W Output$2,149.00 -
Solar Generator 5000 Plus5040Wh | 7200W | 120V/240V$5,899.00$6,199.00 -
Solar Generator 300293Wh CapacityFull Solar Charging in 5 Hrs$289.00 -
HomePower 3600 Plus3584Wh Capacity | 3600W Output$3,999.00$4,139.00
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HomePower 1000 Plus v2 Solar Generator1024Wh Capacity | 1800W Output$1,789.00$2,139.00 -
HomePower 2000 Plus v2 Solar Generator2048Wh Capacity | 2400W Output$1,889.00 -
HomePower 1000 v2 Solar Generator1024Wh Capacity | 1500W Output$939.00 -
Solar Generator 1500 v21536Wh capacity | 2000W AC output$1,279.00$1,439.00 -
Solar Generator 1500 Ultra1536Wh Capacity | 1800W Output$1,849.00 -
Solar Generator 300 v2288Wh | 300W Output$419.00 -
HomePower 2000 Plus v2 Solar Generator2048Wh Capacity | 2400W Output$1,889.00 -
HomePower 1000 v2 Solar Generator1024Wh Capacity | 1500W Output$939.00
Compare your RV power needs and find a better-fit setup.
Compare your RV power needs and find a better-fit setup.
PLAN YOUR RV POWER NEEDS
PLAN YOUR RV POWER NEEDS
Match Capacity and Output to Your RV Routine
Match Capacity and Output to Your RV Routine
YOUR RV DEVICES, YOUR RUNTIME
YOUR DEVICES, YOUR RUNTIME
Calculate the Energy Your RV Needs
Calculate Your RV Energy Needs
Add the devices you plan to use and the hours each one will run between charges. The calculator estimates total energy use and the combined wattage required when devices run at the same time.
Add each device and its expected runtime between charges. You’ll see estimated energy use and the wattage needed when devices run together.
Example: a 60W laptop used for 5 hours plus a 10W light used for 5 hours equals 350Wh. Check each device’s watt rating or use measured power. Enter 0.5 hours for 30 minutes.
Example: 60W × 5 hours plus 10W × 5 hours equals 350Wh. Use device watt ratings or measured power, and enter 0.5 hours for 30 minutes.
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Why Plan for Extra Battery Capacity?
Why Plan for Extra Battery Capacity?
Choose more stored energy than your appliance estimate alone suggests. The power station also uses energy while operating, and conversion reduces the amount available at the outlet. Extra capacity also provides flexibility when a trip lasts longer or solar charging is limited.
For cycling appliances such as an RV refrigerator, use a full-day energy reading when possible. A meter can capture repeated starts and stops that a single wattage rating does not show.
Choose more stored energy than your appliance estimate alone suggests. The power station also uses energy while operating, and conversion reduces the amount available at the outlet. Extra capacity also provides flexibility when a trip lasts longer or solar charging is limited.
For cycling appliances such as an RV refrigerator, use a full-day energy reading when possible. A meter can capture repeated starts and stops that a single wattage rating does not show.
Compare RV Solar Generator Sizes
Compare RV Solar Generator Sizes
Compare options by how you travel: occasional weekends, daily RV living, extended boondocking, or trips with several appliances in use. As your energy needs grow, weigh portability against battery capacity, outlet requirements, solar charging plans, and room for expansion.
Compare options by how you travel: occasional weekends, daily RV living, extended boondocking, or trips with several appliances in use. As your energy needs grow, weigh portability against battery capacity, outlet requirements, solar charging plans, and room for expansion.
Best Fit for Your RV Trip
Carry one compact power station from the car to camp. The two 200W panels let you recharge during sunny stops.
Roll it from room to room and add compatible batteries as your backup needs grow. This bundle includes one SolarSaga 500 X panel.
Single-unit 240V power for larger appliances, with battery expansion for longer backup. This bundle includes one SolarSaga 500 X panel.
More stored energy for a larger home setup, with wheels and compatible battery expansion. This bundle includes two SolarSaga 500 X panels.
Battery Capacity
2,042Wh
3,584Wh
3,584Wh
5,040Wh
Rated AC Output
2,200W · 120V
3,600W · 120V
4,000W · 240V
7,200W · 120V/240V
Power Station Weight
About 39.5 lb
About 77.2 lb (35 kg)
About 73.9 lb (33.5 kg)
About 134.5 lb
Included Solar Panels
2 × SolarSaga 200W
1 × SolarSaga 500 X
1 × SolarSaga 500 X
2 × SolarSaga 500 X
AC Charging Input
1.2H
1.2H
1.2H
1.2H
Maximum Solar Input
400W
1,000W
1,200W
Up to 4,000W
Best Fit for Your RV Trip
Battery Capacity
Rated AC Output
Power Station Weight
Included Solar Panels
AC Charging Input
Maximum Solar Input
Carry one compact power station from the car to camp. The two 200W panels let you recharge during sunny stops.
2,042Wh
2,200W · 120V
About 39.5 lb
2 × SolarSaga 200W
1.2H
400W
Roll it from room to room and add compatible batteries as your backup needs grow. This bundle includes one SolarSaga 500 X panel.
3,584Wh
3,600W · 120V
About 77.2 lb (35 kg)
1 × SolarSaga 500 X
1.2H
1,000W
Single-unit 240V power for larger appliances, with battery expansion for longer backup. This bundle includes one SolarSaga 500 X panel.
3,584Wh
4,000W · 240V
About 73.9 lb (33.5 kg)
1 × SolarSaga 500 X
1.2H
1,200W
More stored energy for a larger home setup, with wheels and compatible battery expansion. This bundle includes two SolarSaga 500 X panels.
5,040Wh
7,200W · 120V/240V
About 134.5 lb
2 × SolarSaga 500 X
1.2H
Up to 4,000W
Comparison values apply to the configuration shown. Power station weight does not include solar panels or optional expansion batteries, and bundle contents can vary. Check each product page for current outlet, charging-input, compatibility, and included-accessory details before choosing a setup.
Comparison values apply to the configuration shown. Power station weight does not include solar panels or optional expansion batteries, and bundle contents can vary. Check each product page for current outlet, charging-input, compatibility, and included-accessory details before choosing a setup.
Why Choose Jackery for RV Solar Power?
Why Choose Jackery for RV Solar Power?
Recognized Jackery Power Solutions
Recognized Jackery Power Solutions
Review recognition associated with products across the Jackery range, then compare the RV power options that fit your travel and off-grid needs.
Explore recognition across the Jackery range, then compare RV power options for your travel needs.
REAL RV TRIPS. EVERYDAY POWER NEEDS.
REAL RV TRIPS. EVERYDAY POWER NEEDS.
RV Power Stories from Customers
RV Power Stories from Customers
Ready for a Weekend Without Shore Power
Shaped by a lifetime in the military, Andrew uses Jackery to stay prepared for off-grid travel and home backup before problems arise.
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Keeping the RV Refrigerator Running Overnight
For Christina, and for anyone who's ever sat in a dark house with food spoiling in the silent fridge, Jackery isn't just about electricity. It's about knowing you're ready. It's the quiet confidence that turns panic into peace when storms hit.
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A Better Way to Power Breakfast on the Road
When a storm left a family reception in the dark, Gary brought his Jackery Explorer 5000 Plus and gave everyone a better answer than lights alone.
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Quiet Power for Remote Work from the RV
Mechanical engineer Sébastien uses Jackery to build a quiet, modular power system for his cabin, hunting trips, and home backup, bringing reliability without generator noise.
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Planning Power for Everyday RV Living
Phoenix artist Mario uses Jackery to bring music into public spaces, turning creative ideas into experiences without power limitations.
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Solar Charging for Life Beyond the Campground
Astronomy enthusiast Monica uses Jackery to power nights under dark skies, capturing the universe and sharing it with her community.
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Power Planning for Two Days Off Grid
In retirement, Pat uses Jackery to simplify camping and enjoy flexible off-grid travel without relying on ice.
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Preparing for a Longer Boondocking Trip
Darryl uses Jackery to prepare for the unexpected, from winter outages at home to emergencies in remote outdoor settings.
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Staying Powered at a Campsite Without Hookups
Chemistry professor Bryan uses Jackery to power his off-grid cabin and stay connected in the forest.
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Choosing Backup Power for a Travel Trailer
For Angelique, Jackery is a practical tool and a creative enabler. It frees her to follow stories, to sleep where the camera points, and to keep working when the grid is unreliable.
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Managing Multiple Devices in a Fifth Wheel
Farmer and educator Robert in Pennsylvania uses portable solar to power his greenhouse aquaponics system and teach sustainability—quiet, modular, and off-grid ready.
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What to Consider When Powering RV Air Conditioning
Jackery powers a Florida firefighter Kyle’s home through hurricanes, keeping his family safe with quiet, reliable backup energy—so he can focus on saving others.
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