Outdoor work typically refers to employment or activities that take place outside, places that are exposed to the natural environment, such as farming and agricultural activities. In Australia’s miscellaneous and often remote outdoor work environments, from arid outback sites to offshore platforms, preserving an unfailing and dependable energy supply is a fundamental challenge. It is predominantly because of limited access to power outlets and electrical power. The energy demand for high-utility tools and communication devices necessitates a robust, flexible power solution.

Here, Jackery’s portable generators come into play with lithium-ion batteries that offer a high energy density for extended usage and life cycles. Our generators incorporate Maximum Power-Point Tracking technology to elevate the conversion of solar energy into usable electricity, which is beneficial given Australia’s high solar potential. While providing a trustworthy off-grid power source, our portable generators at Jackery offer a technically sound solution to the challenge of power supply continuity in remote outdoor operations across Australia.

The reason why a portable power generator is in need is quite tangible because it is not surprising for unexpected situations in the wild. The following will exhibit several reasons for power shortages in the wild. 

Australia’s topography presents a challenge in power infrastructure due to its massive land area, with the continental landmass crossing over 7.6 million square kilometres. The distribution network must traverse many terrains, from arid deserts to coastal belts, which complicates the wiring process. In the Outback, for instance, the sparsity of population and the punitive environment impede the formation of traditional power grids. It requires long-distance transmission lines that are costly and less efficient due to high resistive power losses over distance. 

Furthermore, the Australian site is replete with areas of ecological and cultural sensitivity. It includes the habitats of endangered species and Indigenous Australian sacred sites, which limit the potential pathways for power lines. Environmental considerations, including avoiding bushfire-prone areas when routing cables, further complicate the wiring across this vast country. Subsequently, the electrical infrastructure needs to comply with stern environmental regulations. It can often necessitate ground-breaking engineering solutions like utilizing insulated overhead conductors and aerial bundled cables in fire-risk areas to alleviate risks to wildlife.

In the demanding conditions of Australia’s outdoor work scenarios, where strong and sustained power is necessary, our Jackery Solar Generator 2000 Pro is a heavy-duty portable generator. With a 2160Wh lithium-ion battery and a 2200W inverter (4400W surge), it can power high-consumption equipment, including portable air conditioners in humid Queensland or electric grills during drawn-out construction operations in semi-arid regions.

Its durability for outdoor life is proven by the power station featuring heat dissipation and high-temperature protection, and the solar panels win an IP67 waterproof rating to endure severe and wet weather. Besides that, it boasts ultra solar charging. Within 5.5 hours, it can be fully charged with 6 SolarSaga 100W solar panels and in merely 2 hours via an AC wall outlet. The generator’s design includes intuitive display screens with a fault code indicator for troubleshooting in remote locations where maintenance support may be inadequate. At 19.5 kg and with a foldable handle, our power station remains transportable despite its hefty power capacity. Thus, it supports the mobile nature of Australian outdoor work.