Power station weight varies depending on the type of internal battery, capacity, and output power. In general, they can be quite heavy. Therefore, portability and weight should be considered when carrying them.

1. Storage Bag: A recommended way to carry the power station is by using a dedicated storage bag or carrying case. These power stations are typically designed with special compartments and protective padding to ensure their safety.
2. Trolley: When using a trolley, the material should be considered first. Since power stations can put some pressure on the trolley, it is best to choose one made of sturdy materials such as aluminum alloy or steel. Additionally, the trolley wheels should be durable and made of rubber to adapt to various road conditions.
3. Car Transportation: When placing a power station inside a vehicle, it is recommended to select a fixed position, such as the trunk or under the seats, to prevent bumps or collisions during travel. If the power station must be placed in a movable position inside the car, such as the backseat, ensure it is properly secured to prevent sliding or tipping during transit. During travel, especially on rough roads, power stations may experience some impacts. While most high-quality power stations are designed with shockproof measures, it is still best to place them in a fixed position within the vehicle to avoid unnecessary vibrations during the journey.
4. Air Transport: Power stations, including power banks, can be brought on airplanes, but there are certain restrictions. According to regulations from the Civil Aviation Administration, the power capacity of power banks carried by passengers must not exceed 100Wh. If the capacity is less than 100Wh, it can be carried on board directly. For power banks exceeding 100Wh, approval from the airline is required, and they can only be brought on board after obtaining permission.

(Note: Only the Jackery Explorer 100 Plus Portable Power Station is allowed to be taken on a plane.)

In general, whether carrying power stations on a daily basis or placing them in a vehicle, their safety should always be ensured. Choosing the appropriate carrying method, trolley, and proper storage location can effectively protect the portable power station from damage.