“Which model would be best to run a standard Starlink dish/router? And for how many hours would there be power?”
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Great question! The Jackery Explorer 1000 V2 is an excellent choice to run a system like a Starlink dish/router due to its strong specs. Capacity: ~1070 Wh. Continuous AC output: 1500 W. Jump (surge) capacity: up to 3000 W. Outbound Power ✅ Why it's a good fit Starlink and its router typically draw modest power (often around 30‑60 W). With ~1070 Wh of capacity, this unit could theoretically run that load for many hours (sometimes over 16‑25 hours depending on actual draw and other devices connected). For instance, official Jackery numbers show a Wi‑Fi router (10 W) could run ~35 hours on the 1000 V2. ⚠️ Things to check Confirm your Starlink and router’s actual wattage to get an accurate estimate. Consider any other loads connected at the same time. Ensure it’s charged and set up properly (especially if solar or car charging involved). If you’d like help estimating runtime with your specific Starlink model or setup scenario, feel free to contact Jackery Support for tailored advice. 📧 [email protected] 📞 +1‑888‑502‑2236 (Weekdays 9 AM – 5 PM PST) Happy to assist further!
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