Can Charger 1 output be split to two outputs?

I’m new to these battery generators and it’s been 50 years since my 9th grade electronics class.

I purchased a Jackery Explorer 1000 v2, which has two DC inputs at 200W max each. As I understand it, each input has its own charge controller. I suppose the idea is to use them to plug in a pair of 200W solar panels without bothering with external parallel and series adapters.

I want to purchase the Bluetti Charger 1, but I’d very much like to connect it to both of the Jackery DC inputs so I can charge at 400W. Is this possible?

If it is possible to split the Charger 1 outputs, will the output amperage/wattage shown in the app be accurate?

@mitchedo Sorry for late reply.
Product manager replied: In theory, it is possible, but it requires a Y-type adapter cable to connect the output cable of Charger 1 to the Jackery PV charging cable, and then connect the two ports to the two PV inputs of the Jackery Explorer 1000 V2.

However, this is only theoretical; we cannot rule out whether the Jackery power station accepts this charging method. Because of this special usage scenario, we have not advertised 100% compatibility, but rather compatibility with 95% energy storage products.