Multifunctional hand-cranked emergency radio. Black with Lund University logo
A small multifunctional product that can prove to be the best friend in case the power goes out at home or for the outdoorsman who doesn't always have access to electricity. Ultimate emergency radio with multiple functions to keep you safe and updated without having access to electricity. Analog crank radio combined with crank flashlight and power bank. The battery can be charged either by hand crank or by the sun through the built-in solar panel and you can also charge it via USB socket. Can then be used as a power bank to charge your phone or other devices with USB charging.
Available with Swe or Eng logo.
Description
Article no.: P79
The basis is a classic "vintage" analog radio with rod antenna with reception from long to very short waves and manual station search which not only makes your time around the campfire or in the bivouac more pleasant but you will also hear the weather forecast. The radio is FM, AM and NOAA capable, making it useful even when traveling abroad. Its compact size and low weight make it a great fit in your backpack or bag.
The flashlight has 6 LED lights and several different modes, including reading light mode and warning flashing. It is also equipped with a power bank for emergency phone charging. You can charge the battery using the manual, crank-powered generator - a few minutes of cranking will give you an hour of light or a similar amount of time to listen to the radio. You can also charge your battery using the solar panel. In short, a versatile assistant when the going gets tough!
Technical specification
Powerbank:
Battery type: Class A lithium polymer
Battery capacity: 2000 mAh
Connections: micro USB (input), USB A (output)
Input voltage and current: DC 5 V/1 A
Output voltage and current: USB DC 5 V/1 A
Radio:
Frequencies and bands: FM (very short waves) AM (medium and long waves) NOAA (USA radio weather forecasts and warnings)
Analog search, telescopic rod antenna
Flashlight:
6 high brightness
LEDs Alternative charging via solar panel (3.7 V / 0.2 A) or manual crank generator