
El nino has already brough severe weather from across the nation. From tropical storms and hurricanes to powerful nor'easters and a projected brutal winter, homeowners everywhere are worried about losing power (and at the worst time).
A power outage can leave you without lights, internet and refrigeration for hours. That's why backup power solutions continue to surge in popularity, and one of Jackery's newest systems is seeing a noteworthy Prime Deal Days discount.
Even before the Prime Day home festivities begin, you can save $350 on a Jackery backup power station for your home.
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What can a Jackery backup batter power?
When at its full capacity, the Jackery
HomePower 3000 can power your essential home appliances for up to 15 hours, and keep your fridge running for one to two days at a time. Get one and you no longer do you need to worry about spoiled food when you've lost power for a day.
- Refrigerator
- Wi-Fi router
- CPAP machine
- Phones and tablets
- Laptops
- Small appliances
- .... and more

Is the Jackery HomePower 3000 worth it?
With severe weather capable of knocking out power with little warning, many homeowners are looking for ways to stay prepared before the next outage. Backup power stations like this Jackery model can help keep essential devices running when storms disrupt the grid.
Because this system comes with the backup battery and solar panels to keep it powered, this system is a good deal to buy before Prime Day commences. It's already $350 off, unlike other models within the same line. And looking at the last few months of price trends (up to $2,149 most of the time), this model is as cheap as it gets.
Bottom line? It's a good deal.
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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Save $350 on a Jackery backup power station before Prime Day
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