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You can never really go wrong with a portable power station. Whether you want to stay connected on camping trips or just want to be prepared for power cuts, having something stashed away is always a good idea.

And as of May 22, the Jackery Solar Generator 5000 is on salefor its lowest-ever price. If you were looking to purchase, now is the time because you'll be saving over $700 on list price. For a limited time only, you can purchase this generator for under $3,000.

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This generator can cope with anything. It has a base output of 7200W that can expand up to 1,4400W, and storage capacity ranging from 5kWh to 60kWh, meaning you are set for powering all kinds of devices. Depending on your setup, it can keep things running for over a day, or up to 15 days if fully expanded.

It supports both 120V and 240V, so it can handle everything from small appliances to heavy-duty gear like dryers and water pumps. And in the event of a power cut, it switches over instantly, thanks to 0ms UPS response time, keeping essentials like your fridge and internet powered. And that's not all, you can even manage everything from the Jackery app, including setting it to charge.

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