Jackery Partners With Qmerit for Home Power Installation
The collaboration connects customers with a nationwide network of licensed electricians for home backup system integration.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Electric Vehicles

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Jackery has teamed up with Qmerit to streamline the installation process for residential backup power systems across the United States. This partnership aims to simplify the complexities of permitting and professional electrical work for homeowners.
Why it matters
Homeowners often face technical hurdles when integrating backup systems, including navigating building codes and electrical safety requirements. Professional oversight ensures these systems are safely installed and compliant with local standards.
The Qmerit network provides access to over 15,000 electrical technicians nationwide. Compatible systems include the HomePower Series, featuring energy capacities from 3.5kWh to 60kWh and uninterruptible power supply transition speeds of 10ms.
The players
Jackery
A company specializing in portable power stations and solar generator technology for outdoor and home use.
Qmerit
A workforce management company that connects homeowners and businesses with a certified network of electrical service providers.
The details
Customers can initiate the installation process by submitting an online evaluation, which includes photos of their home breaker panel. Qmerit then coordinates with local technicians to handle all necessary building permits and the installation of transfer switches.
Timeline
October 21, 2026: Jackery and Qmerit announced their strategic partnership.
Roadmap
The push to standardize transfer switch installation for home backup systems follows a broader industry effort to simplify the deployment of home energy hardware. This integration positions Jackery to compete more effectively in the home power market by reducing the friction between purchase and operation.
Homeowners interested in the Solar Generator 5000 Plus or HomePower 3600 Plus can now secure certified installation services directly through the procurement process. This service removes the burden of finding local contractors and navigating complex permit requirements for the average user.
The takeaway
Reliable home backup power requires professional integration to meet safety and legal guidelines. By utilizing managed installation services, consumers can ensure their hardware is correctly configured and ready for grid outages.
Further reading
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