The International Builders’ Show (IBS) 2025 concluded recently, showcasing cutting-edge home and construction technology. Among the highlights was Jackery's presentation of its Explorer 5000 Plus solar generator and the futuristic Jackery Solar Roof. These innovations aim to provide homeowners with reliable power solutions while integrating seamlessly into modern living spaces. The Explorer 5000 Plus offers an elegant backup power system that automatically activates during outages, ensuring critical appliances remain operational. Meanwhile, the Jackery Solar Roof combines aesthetics and functionality by serving as both roofing material and a renewable energy source.

Revolutionizing Backup Power Systems

Jackery’s Explorer 5000 Plus redefines emergency power solutions. Designed for minimal maintenance and automatic operation, this device ensures uninterrupted power supply through seamless integration with home electrical systems. Upon detecting a power failure, it instantly switches on, safeguarding essential devices and providing peace of mind.

Equipped with advanced features, the Explorer 5000 Plus boasts a robust 7200W output and expandable storage up to 60kWh. Its near-silent operation and fume-free design make it ideal for indoor use. Additionally, it supports both 120V and 240V, offering versatile power options. Users can also recharge the unit using solar panels, extending battery life and promoting sustainable energy practices. With pricing starting from $3,499, this generator is a cost-effective solution compared to competitors like Tesla.

Introducing the Aesthetic Solar Roof

Jackery’s Solar Roof represents a significant leap in residential solar technology. This innovative product integrates form and function, replacing traditional roofing materials with sleek, curved solar tiles. Displayed earlier at CES 2025, these tiles convert sunlight into energy efficiently while maintaining a stylish appearance.

The Solar Roof tiles come with a 30-year warranty and are built to withstand extreme weather conditions, including high winds and hail. Available in obsidian or terracotta finishes, they cater to diverse aesthetic preferences. Pricing for the Solar Roof ranges from $13,000 to $27,000, depending on the size of the home. Despite the initial investment, the long-term benefits and durability make it a worthwhile choice for eco-conscious homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint.