Jackery HomePower 3000 | Home Backup, E-Moto Charging & Off-Grid Power

Jackery HomePower 3000 | 3072Wh Home Backup, E-Moto Charging & Off-Grid Power 3kWh of Backup Power That Can Do More Than Sit at Home The Jackery HomePower 3000 combines a 3,072Wh battery with 3,600W of continuous output and up to 7,200W surge power. It is designed first and foremost as a dependable home backup solution, but that same combination of output and battery capacity makes it useful for camping, RV trips, track days, off-grid power, and compatible e-moto charging. During an outage, Jackery rates the HomePower 3000 to keep essential equipment running for approximately 1 to 2 days, depending on what you have connected. Refrigerators, Wi-Fi equipment, fans, lighting, and other compatible devices can stay powered without having to immediately start a fuel generator. For riders, there's another side to it. Bring the HomePower 3000 to the track or campsite and its 3,600W output can handle many compatible e-moto chargers while also giving you portable power for refrigerators, tools, laptops, cameras, lights, and the rest of your gear. Can the HomePower 3000 Charge an E-Moto? Yes, the 3,600W continuous output gives the HomePower 3000 enough power to operate many compatible e-moto chargers. The important number is the AC input requirement of your charger, not the motor output of your bike. For example, if your e-moto charger draws 1,500W from the outlet, that's comfortably within the HomePower 3000's 3,600W continuous output. Even two 1,500W chargers would total approximately 3,000W, although you still need to consider the requirements of each charger and anything else connected at the same time. Do not size an e-moto charger using the 7,200W surge rating. Surge power is intended for temporary high-demand loads. For a charger that may operate continuously for hours, use the 3,600W continuous output rating. Output Is Only Half the E-Moto Charging Equation The HomePower 3000 stores 3,072Wh, or 3.072kWh of energy. That's substantial for a portable power station, but many modern performance e-motos have large batteries of their own. For example, a 72V 40Ah e-moto battery has a nominal capacity of approximately: 72V x 40Ah = 2,880Wh, or 2.88kWh While that number is below the HomePower 3000's 3.072kWh capacity on paper, you should not expect every stored watt-hour to make it into the bike. Normal inverter, charger, wiring, and battery conversion losses occur during charging. For larger e-moto batteries, the HomePower 3000 may be better used for a partial recharge, range extension, or topping the bike back up between riding sessions rather than assuming you'll get a complete 0 to 100% charge. A Great Addition to the Track or Campsite You don't have to dedicate the HomePower 3000 exclusively to charging your bike. With 3,600W of continuous output, it can become the central power source for a track-day or camping setup. Compatible e-moto chargers E-bike chargers Portable refrigerators and coolers Phones and tablets Laptops Wi-Fi and communication equipment GoPros and camera equipment Tool battery chargers Camp and pit lighting Fans Other compatible small appliances and electronics It's also a useful companion to a fuel generator. Run the generator when you need extended high-demand charging, then use the HomePower 3000 for quieter loads around camp, the trailer, or the pits when you don't want an engine running. 3072Wh for Home Backup The HomePower 3000 provides 3,072Wh of stored battery capacity. Jackery estimates that it can keep essential household equipment running for approximately 1 to 2 days, depending on the actual load and usage. That can include compatible essentials such as: Refrigerators Wi-Fi and networking equipment Fans Lighting Small appliances Phones, tablets, and computers Actual runtime depends on how much power each device consumes and how long it operates. A refrigerator cycling periodically is very different from continuously running a high-wattage appliance. 3600W Continuous Output & 7200W Surge The HomePower 3000 delivers 3,600W of continuous output and up to 7,200W of surge output, allowing it to handle multiple compatible devices at the same time. That combination gives it enough power for much more than emergency lighting and phone charging. Refrigeration, routers, fans, compatible small appliances, and many e-moto chargers can all fall within the capability of the system when their combined load stays within its limits. Home-Circuit Ready The HomePower 3000 can be paired with a compatible manual transfer switch to support up to six essential home circuits when grid power is unavailable. This gives homeowners a cleaner way to plan backup power around important circuits instead of running individual extension cords throughout the house. A manual transfer switch should not be assumed to be included unless it is specifically listed with the configuration you select. Home electrical integration should be completed using appropriate equipment and installation practices. ZeroDrain Technology Backup power isn't very helpful if the battery has slowly drained while sitting in storage. Jackery's ZeroDrain technology is designed to address that problem. Jackery states that the HomePower 3000 can retain approximately 95% of its charge after 12 months of storage. That makes it especially useful as an emergency backup system that may spend long periods waiting for the next outage. It's also useful for seasonal equipment. Charge the HomePower 3000 before storing it, and ZeroDrain is designed to help preserve that stored energy until you're ready to use it again. ChargeShield 2.0 & 10+ Years of Use The HomePower 3000 incorporates ChargeShield 2.0 battery technology and is designed around more than 10 years of service. For something intended to serve as both emergency backup and a portable power source, longevity matters. Instead of leaving it untouched until the next outage, you can put the HomePower 3000 to work for camping, riding trips, track weekends, and everyday portable power. Compact 3kWh Design Jackery describes the HomePower 3000 as the world's lightest and smallest 3kWh power station. Its advanced cell-to-body, or CTB, design helps reduce overall size while retaining its 3,072Wh capacity and 3,600W output. That matters when you're trying to store backup power at home, but it matters even more when you want to take it somewhere. Space in a truck, RV, trailer, or riding setup disappears quickly once the bikes, stands, tools, helmets, coolers, and riding gear are loaded. Just Plug In and Get to Work One of the biggest advantages of a battery power station is simplicity. There's no gasoline engine to start when you need electricity. Connect compatible equipment, power up the HomePower 3000, and stored energy is ready to use. At home, that makes backup power easier to access during an outage. At the track or campsite, it means you can power compatible equipment without starting a generator every time someone needs electricity. Key Features 3,072Wh Battery Capacity: Substantial stored energy for home backup, compatible e-moto charging, camping, track days, and off-grid use. 3,600W Continuous Output: Enough power for many compatible e-moto chargers, appliances, refrigeration, electronics, and other equipment. 7,200W Surge Output: Additional temporary power for compatible equipment with higher startup demands. 1 to 2 Days of Essential Backup: Jackery's estimated runtime for essential household equipment, depending on actual usage. 10+ Year Design Life: Built for long-term backup and regular portable use. ChargeShield 2.0: Jackery battery and charging technology designed for long-term reliability. ZeroDrain: Designed to retain approximately 95% battery charge after 12 months of storage. CTB Construction: Advanced cell-to-body design helps reduce the overall size of the 3kWh power station. Home-Circuit Ready: Compatible with a manual transfer switch for supporting up to six essential home circuits. Specifications Model: HomePower 3000 Battery Capacity: 3,072Wh / 3.072kWh Continuous Output: 3,600W Surge Output: Up to 7,200W Estimated Essential Backup: Approximately 1 to 2 days depending on load and usage Battery Technology: ChargeShield 2.0 Stated Service Life: 10+ years Storage Technology: ZeroDrain Stored Charge Retention: Approximately 95% after 12 months under Jackery's stated conditions Construction: Cell-to-body (CTB) design Home Circuit Support: Up to 6 essential circuits when paired with a compatible manual transfer switch Warranty The supplied product information lists a 3-year warranty and also references 5-year warranty coverage. Verify the applicable Jackery warranty terms and any registration or extension requirements for the specific HomePower 3000 configuration purchased. Who Is the HomePower 3000 Best For? E-Moto Riders & Track Days: The 3,600W continuous output can operate many compatible e-moto chargers while also providing power for refrigerators, tools, cameras, laptops, lighting, and other pit equipment. Camping & Off-Grid Use: More than 3kWh of stored energy gives you useful portable power for riding weekends, RV trips, campsites, electronics, refrigeration, and compatible charging equipment. Home Backup: 3,072Wh capacity, ZeroDrain technology, and compatibility with a manual transfer switch make this model particularly well suited to keeping essential household equipment available during outages. Need to Know if It Will Charge Your E-Moto? Check the AC input wattage of your e-moto charger, not the motor power of the bike. If you're unsure, send the REV Rides team your bike model and charger specifications. We can compare the charger requirement with the HomePower 3000's 3,600W continuous output and 3,072Wh battery capacity to help you understand what kind of charging performance to expect.