JackeryItem No. 21-0008-000024

Jackery Battery Pack 5000 Plus

$2,599.00$2,999.00In stock

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Warranty & certifications: per the supplier documentation included with this product. Claims run through SmartBay support.

Description

More hours for an Explorer 5000 Plus: 5,040 Wh of LiFePO4 per pack, stored behind the station. It adds hours, not watts.

It fits the Explorer 5000 Plus and no other station.

Shipping and Delivery

Delivery: Free within the 48 contiguous states. We do not ship to Alaska or Hawaii.

Weight: 81.6 lb with dual handles, so plan on two people.

Key Features

Capacity: 5,040 Wh per pack, for up to 30,240 Wh with five packs on one station.

Ports: DC Expansion Ports A and B, so packs link one to the next.

Charging: Through the station only, from the wall, the Smart Transfer Switch, or solar.

Display: LCD with charge level and fault codes. The station's button controls the pack, and an icon on the station's screen confirms the link.

Product Specifications

Chemistry LiFePO4, rated 4,000 cycles to 70%+ capacity
Port rating 80.5–126 V, 41 A in, 98 A out
Protection IP20
Temperature Charge 32–113°F, discharge 5–113°F
Size 16.5 × 13.5 × 13.2 in

What's Included

In the box: Battery Pack 5000 Plus, expansion cable, and user manual.

Installation and Compatibility

Connecting a pack: One expansion cable per pack, with both units off first and High-PV off. Keep at least 7.9 in. (200 mm) between the station and the pack.

Stacking: Never stack a pack on the station, and put no more than two packs on top of a pack.

Where it sits: Keep it ventilated and dry, away from rain, direct sun, and hot vehicles.

Storage: Fully charge it before first use. Left depleted for 3 to 6 months, it may stop accepting a charge.

Warranty

Term: 5 years from the date of purchase, for the original purchaser, with proof of purchase.

Extension: Jackery sells a paid 2-year extension for units bought through its authorized US channels. Activate it within 30 days of buying it.

Not covered: Misuse, abuse, modification, accident, use beyond normal consumer use, repair by an unauthorized party, and units bought through an online auction.

Battery condition: Fully charge the unit within 7 days of purchase and at least once every 6 months, or the battery cell falls outside the warranty.

Claims: Contact us first, with your order number and the serial number.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which unit charges first?

The lower unit charges first, and the higher unit discharges first. They then balance down to 0% together.

How long is the expansion cable?

About 15 in. (38 cm), with a locking lever. Each pack comes with one.

Certifications

  • UN38.3 Transport Test Report — Battery Pack 5000 Plus Valid
    Certificate
    TCT240827B038
    Issued by
    TCT Testing Technology Co., Ltd.
    Model
    JBP-5000A
    Standards
    • UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, Section 38.3
    Effective
    Sep 02, 2024

Each record is taken from the certificate itself or the issuing body’s register. A radio or EMC authorization is not a product-safety listing — every record states its own scope.

Documents

Shipping & returns

Free shipping Shipping is included in the price, to the contiguous U.S. Full timelines are in the shipping policy.

Returns follow the stated return window — see returns & exchanges. Freight returns are arranged by our team.

Lithium battery shipments travel by ground only, never air, and can carry destination restrictions. Feeding household circuits through a transfer switch needs a licensed electrician and, in most places, a permit and inspection.

Power & Backup · Jackery expansion

Five kilowatt-hours in reserve

The Battery Pack 5000 Plus adds 5,040 Wh to an Explorer 5000 Plus. No outlets, no inverter, no solar port of its own — it is the stored energy behind the station, charged and discharged through the Explorer's DC Expansion Port.

5,040 WhLiFePO₄ capacity
98 AMax DC output to the host
4,000Cycles to ≥70% capacity
81.6 lbPack weight

Full specifications

Capacity 5,040 Wh (45 Ah / 112 V DC) LiFePO₄
Ports DC Expansion Ports A and B — 80.5–126 V; input 41 A max, output 98 A max
Outputs of its own None — no AC, USB or DC consumer ports
Charging Through the Explorer 5000 Plus (AC, solar, or Smart Transfer Switch) — no direct input of its own
Compatible host Explorer 5000 Plus
Protection IP20 · FCC Class B
Dimensions 16.5 × 13.5 × 13.2 in
Weight About 81.6 lb
Cycle life 4,000 cycles to 70%+ capacity
Warranty 5 years — paid 2-year extension from Jackery available

Expansion only — it does not run loads or charge on its own; an Explorer 5000 Plus is required.

Who it is for

For an Explorer 5000 Plus that needs more hours

This is for someone who already owns or is buying an Explorer 5000 Plus and wants more runtime. It has no outlets, no inverter and no solar port of its own. It stores energy behind the station, and it does not run loads or charge without one.

  • 5,040 Wh per pack

    One pack takes a 5000 Plus system to 10,080 Wh.

  • Packs chain

    Ports A and B link pack to pack, up to five per station.

  • Matches the station

    4,000 cycles to 70% capacity or better, the same rating as the Explorer 5000 Plus.

  • 81.6 lb

    16.5 x 13.5 x 13.2 in.

Plain answers

Will it work without a station?

No. An Explorer 5000 Plus is required. It does not run loads or charge on its own.

How does it charge?

Through the Explorer 5000 Plus, by AC, solar or the Smart Transfer Switch. It has no direct input of its own.

Does it fit a HomePower 3600 Plus?

No. It is listed for the Explorer 5000 Plus. The 3600 range uses the Battery Pack 3600.

Before you order

Delivery

Free shipping within the 48 contiguous states.

Warranty and returns

5 years, with a paid 2-year extension from Jackery. Returns are handled under our return and refund policy.

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