Jackery and Pebble Partnered for Solar RV Power
The new Self-Powered Package lets travelers charge their RV using 2 kW of additional solar capacity.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Camping
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Jackery has teamed up with the California-based company Pebble to launch a solar upgrade for the 2027 Pebble Flow travel trailer. The new package, now available for order, aims to provide greater energy self-sufficiency for those pursuing off-grid travel.
Why it matters
This system replaces the traditional need for propane tanks and fuel generators, allowing RV owners to power their vehicle using integrated renewable energy. It represents a shift toward all-electric microgrid independence in mobile living.
The Self-Powered Package adds 2 kW of solar input to the Pebble Flow, which runs on a 45 kWh LFP battery. This hardware includes four 500W panels and utilizes the RV's existing all-electric microgrid.
The players
Jackery
A company operating since 2012 that specializes in portable power stations and solar energy solutions.
Pebble
An RV manufacturer based in Fremont, California, focused on all-electric travel trailer technology.
The details
The system functions by connecting four 500W solar panels directly into the Pebble Flow's all-electric microgrid via a solar connection junction and extension cables. Once the RV is parked, the panels begin capturing energy to feed the 45 kWh battery, enabling the vehicle to sustain itself without external fuel sources. This creates a fully integrated energy loop that eliminates reliance on propane tanks and gas generators.
Timeline
Jackery was founded in 2012.
The partnership was announced and orders opened on October 5, 2026.
Self-Powered Package hardware is expected to ship in December 2026.
Health Landscape
This development marks a significant update to the 2027 Pebble Flow all-electric microgrid ecosystem. It aligns with the growing trend of adopting high-capacity renewable energy systems to replace traditional, emission-heavy camping utilities.
Reducing reliance on propane and gas generators can significantly decrease exposure to combustion fumes and carbon monoxide when camping. Consider evaluating your current energy needs to determine if these integrated solar options align with your travel habits.
The takeaway
Transitioning to solar-integrated mobile power provides a cleaner, quieter alternative for off-grid travel. When upgrading your camping setup, verify compatibility with your specific RV model and charging capacity requirements before finalizing any equipment changes.
What happens next
The Self-Powered Package hardware for the 2027 Pebble Flow is scheduled to begin shipping in December 2026.
Further reading
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More information
You can view the full 2027 Pebble Flow configuration and ordering options on the company website.
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