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Solar-powered hand-crank radio, power bank, LED SOS torch, super compact, black

SP0074
4052792081107
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  • 4-in-1 emergency kit: Combines a world receiver radio, LED torch, SOS siren and self-charging power bank.
  • Four power options: USB-C, solar power, a mechanical hand crank or 3 AAA batteries.
  • The device features a USB-A output to keep smartphones or other USB devices charged during an emergency.
  • The integrated Lithium-Polymer battery has a capacity of 1200 mAh.
  • Offers two lighting modes for illumination in the dark: a strong continuous light and a flashing mode.
  • In critical situations, a loud siren combined with an SOS flashing light can be activated to call for help.
  • With its compact size and light weight, the radio is very handy and easy to carry around.
  • The radio includes built-in protection against overcharging and discharging to safeguard the battery.
  • Housing material: ABS

General product data:

  • Weight: 0.229 kg
  • Height: 6.8 cm
  • Width: 4.91 cm
  • Length: 13.8 cm
An essential companion for emergencies, camping trips or car breakdowns, this portable emergency... more
Product information "Solar-powered hand-crank radio, power bank, LED SOS torch, super compact, black" from LogiLink
An essential companion for emergencies, camping trips or car breakdowns, this portable emergency radio ensures you always have access to vital information and power. This multifunctional 4-in-1 device combines a long-range world receiver for FM, AM and shortwave (SW1/SW2) with an integrated LED torch, a power bank function for smartphones and a loud SOS alarm siren. A major advantage is the crisis-proof power supply: the internal 1200 mAh battery can be charged either via USB-C, via the integrated solar panel or, in an eco-friendly way, via a hand crank. Alternatively, the ABS casing, weighing just 229 grams, can also be flexibly operated using three standard AAA batteries.
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