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Prize details from Campfire Comps
Draw Details: Drawn Live at 7pm on Facebook on the 30th of September, regardless of ticket sales. Competition closes at 6pm on the 30th September 2026.
Prize Details: Jackery Explorer 300D Portable Power Station
Note: This model does not include an AC charger.
Ultra Portable: Lightweight and easy to carry at just 2.5 kg — perfect for travel, camping, or quick power on the go without heavy gear.
Carry & Charge 2-in-1 Cable: Combines a carry handle with a 140W PD charging and data cable, delivering fast power and seamless connectivity in one smart design.
3 Recharging Options – AC / Solar / Car: Stay powered anywhere with three flexible recharging options: wall socket at home, solar outdoors, or car charging on the road.
Noise-Free Power – Almost 0 dB: Enjoy virtually silent operation, perfect for sleeping, working, or quiet outdoor moments — no buzzing, no distractions.
4,000 Cycles, 10-Year Lifespan: Built with a long-lasting LFP battery for up to 4,000 charge cycles, delivering safe, reliable power for up to 10 years of use.
PD 140W Fast Charging: Power-hungry devices? No problem. 140W PD fast charging keeps laptops, drones and gear powered up in less time.
5 Outputs with 3 USB-C Ports: Charge up to five devices at once, including three high-efficiency USB-C ports — ideal for modern tech and multi-device users.
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