Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max 240V Power Systems & Solar Generator Bundles

Power When and Where You Need It Most — True 240V Home Energy Storage

The Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max is engineered to handle your most demanding energy needs with complete, certified reliability. Combining a massive 3,584Wh capacity with native 120V/240V dual-voltage versatility, it bridges the gap between portable battery power and whole-home energy security. Whether safeguarding your household against unexpected blackouts, running heavy-duty machinery, or living self-sufficiently off-grid, this system seamlessly adapts to keep your essential devices and major appliances running without interruption.

⚡ Versatile Power & Home Energy Management

Seamless Home Panel Integration: Turn your 3600 Pro Max into a home energy hub using a manual or smart transfer switch. Enjoy the comfort of 2kW–4kW at 120V or 4kW–8kW at 240V auto backup power. Save up to $3,000 versus standard Automatic Transfer Switch setups with a simpler installation.

True Sub-10ms UPS Switchover: Experience true seamlessness during unexpected power failures. Thanks to a sub-10ms UPS switch that operates faster than a blink, desktop computers, Wi-Fi routers, and home electronics keep running without restarting.

Native 240V Power from a Single Unit: Get 4,000W of 240V (NEMA 14-50R) or 2,000W of 120V power from a single power station. Effortlessly run heavy-duty 240V appliances like well pumps, clothes dryers, and subpanels alongside everyday 120V electronics simultaneously.

Slash Your Utility Bills with TOU Mode: Take control of high energy rates using Time-of-Use (TOU) Mode. The system automatically charges when electricity rates are lowest and powers your home when rates spike—helping you save on annual peak utility costs.

Gold-Standard Safety & Quiet Operation: Engineered with EV-grade LiFePO₄ cells rated for 6,000+ cycles (16+ years of daily use). Features UL 9540 certification, 5VA-grade fireproofing, and a dedicated EPO emergency stop button. Operating under 30dB in Quiet Mode, it maintains silent, fumes-free power day and night.

Rapid Off-Grid Recharging & Scalability: Harness up to 1,200W solar input to recharge off-grid or recharge in ~2.5 hours via standard AC wall outlet. Expand capacity from 3.58kWh up to 21.5kWh with expansion battery packs, or scale up to 43kWh and 8,000W output via parallel connection.

Variant Options & What's Included in the Box

Select your desired configuration from the product options above:

Specifications & Owner's Manuals

• Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max Owner's Manual
• Jackery Battery Pack 3600 Manual
• Jackery SolarSaga 500Wx Manual

Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max Technical

Jackery Battery Pack 3600 Plus

FAQs

• What makes the Pro Max different from standard 3,600W power stations?

  The HomePower 3600 Pro Max features built-in 120V/240V dual voltage split-phase capability natively through its NEMA 14-50R receptacle, a higher 4,000W continuous output (8,000W surge), UL 9540 certification, a faster sub-10ms UPS switchover speed, and Time-of-Use smart load management.

• Can the 3600 Pro Max power 240V appliances natively out of the box?

  Yes! Thanks to its built-in NEMA 14-50R outlet, a single HomePower 3600 Pro Max can output 240V split-phase power up to 4,000W continuous without requiring an external adapter or second unit.

• How does capacity expansion work with the Battery Pack 3600 Plus?

  Connecting the optional Battery Pack 3600 Plus instantly doubles your capacity from 3,584Wh to 7,168Wh (7.2kWh). You can expand a single 3600 Pro Max up to 21.5kWh using up to 5 expansion battery packs.

• Can I recharge the unit using solar panels?

  Yes. The unit features dual 8020 solar ports supporting up to 1,200W of total solar input. Selecting the SolarSaga 500X bundle provides a high-efficiency TOPCon bifacial solar panel array that can recharge the unit off-grid.

• Can Jackery power stations be used with medical devices or life-support equipment?

  No. Jackery portable power stations are not recommended for use with medical devices, life-support equipment, data servers, or critical public infrastructure where a power interruption could result in personal injury, loss of life, or significant property damage.