Jackery Explorer 100D - USB-C Portable Battery 96 Wh LiFePO4

Jackery Explorer 100D: the pocket-sized portable battery you can take on a plane

The Explorer 100D is the smallest power station in the Jackery range: 96 Wh of LiFePO4 in under a kilo (855 g), keeping it below the 100 Wh limit airlines set for cabin baggage. It has no 230 V outlet: it powers and charges your devices over USB-C at up to 140 W, enough for a MacBook Pro, a tablet, a drone or a camera. In the car, it recharges from a USB-C port or a 12 V socket, and in the sun with a small solar panel.

Key features

• Cabin-friendly size: 96 Wh, below the 100 Wh limit allowed on planes and trains, 855 g
• USB-C 140 W: two 140 W USB-C ports and one 18 W USB-A port, 158 W in total, enough to charge a laptop at full speed
• LiFePO4 battery: 3,000 cycles before dropping to 80% capacity, whereas a conventional power bank wears out within a few hundred cycles
• Solar charging: USB-C input up to 100 W for a compact panel, such as the SolarSaga 40W Air
• Colour display: input and output power, battery percentage and remaining runtime at a glance

Estimate: capacity × 0.85 (conversion losses) ÷ device consumption. Actual runtime depends on the device, the temperature and how it is used.

With your Tesla or electric car

In a Tesla, the Explorer 100D acts as a USB-C reserve for passengers, remote working or photography without taking up space: it fits in the glovebox or the centre console storage. It recharges while you drive from the car's USB-C ports or from a 12 V socket with a USB-C adapter. It has no 230 V outlet: to plug in a coffee maker or any mains appliance in Camp Mode, choose a power station from the Explorer 500 v2 upwards.

Charging

• USB-C charger: 0 to 80% in about 1 h 40 min with a 140 W charger.
• In the car: from one of the vehicle's USB-C ports or a 12 / 24 V socket with a USB-C adapter.
• Solar: USB-C input up to 100 W (10 to 30 V), for example with a SolarSaga 40W Air.

In the box

• Explorer 100D power station
• USB-C cable
• User manual and certification

Warranty, after-sales service and safety

Jackery manufacturer's warranty. Keep your GreenDrive invoice: it serves as proof of purchase. GreenDrive is an authorised Jackery dealer: if you have a question or a fault, contact us and we will handle the claim with Jackery.

Safety instructions: Use and charge the unit out of the rain, on a stable surface, with the vents unobstructed and away from any heat source. Do not open or disassemble it. Observe the temperature ranges given in the specifications. The manufacturer's full manual and safety instructions are supplied with the product.

Manufacturer and party responsible in the European Union: Jackery Technology GmbH, Bahnstraße 9, 40212 Düsseldorf, Germany. Support: [email protected].

Delivery: shipped from the Jackery warehouse in Germany, delivered within 6 to 9 working days. You will receive the tracking number as soon as your order ships.

Frequently asked questions

Can I take the Explorer 100D on a plane?

Yes. At 96 Wh, it stays below the 100 Wh limit that most airlines accept without prior approval, in the cabin only (never in checked baggage). Always check your airline's rules before you travel.

Can it charge a laptop?

Yes, over USB-C at up to 140 W on a single port: a 16-inch MacBook Pro or a laptop compatible with USB-C Power Delivery charges at full speed. With two devices plugged into the USB-C ports, the power is split at 70 W each.

Does it have a 230 V outlet?

No, it only provides USB-C and USB-A. For a mains outlet, see the Explorer 500 v2 or the Explorer 1000 v2.

How many smartphone charges does it give?

About 5 to 6 charges of a recent smartphone, depending on the size of its battery.