Connected to the Explorer 1000 station, in full sunlight, at midday (no clouds), I only get a maximum of 120 W instead of the 200 W.
Do other users have similar or different results?

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I have the same behaviour. Unfortunately, this is due to the fact that the Explorer 1000 has an MPPT charge controller that is too weak and locks out at 6.33 A (multiplied by 18 V, this is approximately the maximum 120 W that can be charged).

See also: https://faq.jackery.com/hc...

See also: https://faq.jackery.com/hc/en-us/articles/10496024776859-For-the-Explorer-1000-why-is-the-input-wattage-showing-120W-when-connected-to-two-100W-panels-at-the-same-time-

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We apologise for the late response. The supplier has stated that 120W output in average weather is expected behaviour, but if the fully deployed solar panel cannot produce ~200W in sunny weather, this device may be considered faulty. If it is, please contact customer service :)

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Connected to the Explorer 1000 station, in full sunlight, at midday (no clouds), I only get a maximum of 120 W instead of the 200 W. Do other users have similar or different results?