Alongside the new Explorer 2000 Plus v2, Jackery is also showing off its slim FridgeGuard UPS at IFA Berlin 2026, simultaneously announcing the FridgeGuard's official international release. As the name suggests, the FridgeGuard is designed to power a home refrigerator during a blackout, and Jackery says that it is capable of keeping a fridge going for up to 15 hours. The FridgeGuard has a nominal output of 800 W but is capable of up to 1,600 W peak output.

The FridgeGuard measures just 67 mm thick, and Jackery claims it's the world's thinnest smart fridge backup, but like Jackery's other products, the FridgeGuard is expandable with a stacking system. The base capacity is 1,024 Wh, but the expansion module allows for up to 2,048 Wh.

The FridgeGuard is intended to serve as a backup solution for your whole kitchen, not just your fridge, and Jackery claims that it is good for up to 18 pots of coffee and "17 breakfasts toasted." Pricing on the Jackery FridgeGuard starts at $799 in the US, but international pricing is yet to be revealed.