Power 2000 doubles the base capacity to 2048Wh and raises continuous AC output to 3000W. Four AC outlets, four USB-C ports, four USB-A ports, and two full SDC ports give a crew room to connect a real equipment list.
The North American unit reaches 80% in approximately 55 minutes on AC power. Standard recharge mode is rated at no more than 29 dB, and UPS switchover is rated at 0.01 seconds for compatible loads.
Each SDC port supports charging and expansion hardware. Connect up to ten Expansion Battery 2000 units for a total of 22,528Wh, or build a smaller vehicle, solar, drone-charging, or home-backup system around the base station.
DJI Power 2000 · Crew, backup, and long-duration power
Production crews, high-draw equipment, RV systems, longer outages, remote worksites, and large expansion stacks
Output
3000W continuous
Capacity
2048Wh
Carry
21.72 kg
Recharge
0–80% in 55 min on North American AC
Expansion
Up to 22,528Wh
What changes the working day.
Power a complete equipment list.
The 3000W inverter and 14 front-facing output ports suit multi-user workdays better than a station designed around one laptop and a few chargers.
3000W continuous AC output
4 AC, 4 USB-C, 4 USB-A
2 full SDC ports
Build a field base for supported DJI batteries.
Use SDC leads for selected aircraft while AC and USB ports handle controllers, laptops, displays, communications, and payload equipment.
Direct model-specific SDC path
Simultaneous crew charging
Vehicle and solar recharge options
Bridge selected equipment through an outage.
The 0.01-second UPS path can keep compatible network, control, refrigeration, computer, or monitoring equipment supplied when grid power drops.
0.01-second rated switchover
2048Wh base capacity
DJI Home monitoring
Scale to 22,528Wh.
Up to ten expansion batteries turn the station into a planned energy system for long outages, remote operations, or fixed mobile work.
Up to ten expansion batteries
22,528Wh total capacity
Mounting and hand-truck hardware
Choose the charging path before choosing the cable.
Wall, vehicle, solar, aircraft, and expansion connections do different jobs. Build the input plan around where the station spends the day.
Wall
North American AC reaches 80% in approximately 55 minutes.
Vehicle
Use the optional 1kW or 1.8kW charging system with a supported fuel vehicle.
Solar
Use MPPT or the 1.8kW solar/car charger with a properly designed panel array.
Hybrid
Combine supported AC and DC inputs for higher-rate charging.
Expansion
Connect as many as ten Expansion Battery 2000 units for 22,528Wh total.
High-rate car-charging accessories are designed around supported fuel vehicles. Hybrid and fully electric vehicle charging systems require a different plan.
Five jobs this station handles well.
Multi-camera production
Supply lights, monitors, laptops, camera charging, communications, and client equipment from one station.
Remote drone operations
Fast-charge supported aircraft batteries while the crew's computers, controllers, payloads, and networking stay online.
Home outage plan
Back up a selected circuit-level equipment list with measured loads and an expansion path.
RV and mobile workspace
Combine vehicle and solar recharge with enough base capacity for overnight work and living loads.
Outdoor construction
Run high-draw tools and chargers where engine noise, fuel handling, or exhaust is undesirable.
List running watts, startup demand, duty cycle, and the hours each device must operate.
02 · Choose every input
Confirm wall, vehicle, solar, and field-charging routes with compatible cables and practical recharge times.
03 · Lay out the system
Plan ventilation, weather protection, cable strain relief, mounting, lift paths, and vehicle restraint.
04 · Test the workflow
Update firmware, connect DJI Home, label cables, run the real equipment, and record the known runtime.
The questions that change the system.
How is Power 2000 different from Power 1000 V2?
It doubles base capacity to 2048Wh, raises continuous output to 3000W, adds more front-panel outlets, provides two full SDC ports, and supports ten expansion batteries instead of five.
Why does the Canadian 0–80% time say 55 minutes?
North American 120V charging is rated at approximately 55 minutes to 80%. The faster 45-minute figure applies to 220–240V regional versions.
Can it back up a whole house?
It is a portable power station, not a direct whole-home electrical installation. Build a measured equipment list and use code-compliant transfer or connection hardware where a building circuit is involved.
How many expansion batteries can it use?
Up to ten Expansion Battery 2000 units, creating 22,528Wh total capacity with the base station.
Can one person carry it?
It weighs 21.72 kg. Plan the lift, route, and vehicle loading. The Power Series Hand Truck is the better option for repeated movement or an expansion stack.
Buy the station with the cables, charging plan, and load test it needs.
