“I see the time at full load spec but what is full load? Wondering if this can handle the load of a 115v chest freezer?”
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Hello, Great question! “Full load” refers to the maximum continuous output the power station can handle. For example, if the unit has a rated output of 1000W, then full load means it’s powering devices using the full 1000W continuously. As for a 115V chest freezer, it depends on the specific wattage of your freezer. Many chest freezers typically draw 100W to 400W while running, with a higher surge power when the compressor starts (often 600W or more). To know if the power station can handle your freezer: Check your freezer's running wattage and starting/surge wattage. Compare it with the rated and surge output of the Jackery model you’re considering. For further assistance, feel free to contact us at [email protected] or +1-888-502-2236 (Weekdays, 9 AM to 5 PM PST). Best regards, Jackery Team
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