A:AnswerIt can but for the exact time frame, you will need to look at the power consumption for you TV.
For example, I have a 60inch TV and it says that it runs at 70w of power. The Jackery 240v2 holds 256Whrs of power.
That means it can power a 70W TV for approximately 3hrs and change. Just devise the Power/(by tv wattage) and that will give you the time that it will last in hours.
A:AnswerI took this camping & we plugged in a small coffee maker & it drained the battery in seconds— but we couldn’t tell if it was bc it was cold out or not (30 degrees). Unless you have the solar power charger w/ you, i would say probably not 2
A:AnswerYes, of course it can power your 3 devices at the same time. The max solar panel input is 100W. It takes 5 hours for a full charge with one 100W solar panel.
A:AnswerHi, the Jackery Explorer 290 Portable Power Station can power devices rated under 200Watt. While the wattage of a crock pot ranges from 70 to 250 watts, depending on the model and the heat settings. So it is better to confirm the power of the crock pot before connecting to the Explorer 290. Thanks
A:AnswerNo, it can't power the coffee makers. The average Coffee Maker uses 1500 watts, which is much higher than the rated power of the Jackery Explorer 290.
A:AnswerHi, thank you for your attention. Due to Best Buy's sales policy, all brands can only see the solar generators under 300 watts. We now have the E290 and E300Plus on Best Buy for choose. If you need higher power, you can visit Jackery's brand official website. Thank you.
A:Answeri would not try that as deep cycle batteries need proper charging, and this is designed to be a power source not a battery charger. just my opinion.
