“Would this be able to power a home dialysis machine for 8 hours? Peritoneal Dialysis machines typically use 100–700 watts while operating, with a higher draw (often around 600W) during start-up to heat the solution and lower, thereafter 565wh-800wh total”
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Hello, thank you for your inquiry! Regarding the E600 Plus: it has a capacity of 632Wh, a rated power of 800W, and a peak surge of 1600W. Based on the information you provided for the peritoneal dialysis machine (operating 100–700W, around 600W at startup), a rough estimate is: The E600 Plus could theoretically support about 0.8 hour of high startup load (around 600W), or up to 1.3 hours at lower continuous load (around 400–450W). For continuous 8-hour use, the E600 Plus does not have sufficient capacity. ⚠️ Please note that actual runtime may vary depending on temperature, load fluctuations, and other factors. If needed, you can contact Jackery: 📧 [email protected] 📞 +1‑888‑502‑2236 (Mon–Fri, 9 AM – 5 PM PST)
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