Jackery 600W DC-DC Alternator Charger for Portable Power Stations (add-on)

Jackery 600W DC-DC Alternator Charger

Rapidly charge your portable power station while driving with the Jackery 600W DC-DC Alternator Charger. Engineered for van life, overlanding, RV travel, and road trips, this high-efficiency charger converts excess vehicle power from your starter battery into reliable energy, ensuring your power station is fully charged when you reach your destination.

Key Features

• Ultra-Fast 600W On-the-Go Charging: Delivers up to 600W of continuous power directly from your vehicle’s alternator—charging your power station up to 12× faster than standard 12V car cigarette lighter ports.

• Intelligent Battery Protection: Built-in smart voltage detection automatically prevents draining your vehicle’s starter battery, ensuring your engine always starts smoothly.

• Broad Jackery Compatibility: Designed to work seamlessly with Jackery Explorer and HomePower series power stations (including 1000 Plus, 2000 Plus, and 3000 Pro models).

• Rugged & Compact Design: Built with high-grade aluminum housing for efficient heat dissipation, durability, and a clean installation inside your car, truck, or RV.

• Comprehensive Safety Features: Multi-layer protection shields against over-voltage, reverse polarity, over-temperature, and short circuits for complete peace of mind.

• Easy Installation: Plug-and-play wiring kit included for a straightforward connection between your starter battery and power station.

Specifications

• Max Output Power: 600W

• Input Voltage: 12V / 24V DC Vehicle System

• Efficiency: Up to 95% energy conversion

• Enclosure Rating: IP40 dust-resistant aluminium casing

• Operating Temperature: -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C)

• Compatibility: Jackery Explorer & HomePower Plus / Pro Series

What’s in the Box

• 1× Jackery 600W DC-DC Alternator Charger

• 1× Input Power Cable Set (Battery to Charger)

• 1× Output Connection Cable (Charger to Power Station)

• 1× Mounting Hardware Kit

• 1× User Manual & Installation Guide