FosPower - Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio for with AM/FM/WB Flashlight, Weather SOS Alarm, IPX3 & 5,200mAh Power Bank, Lime - Green
Model: FOSPWB-2419
SKU: 10186463
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Solar Crank Emergency Radio. FosPower’s emergency radio provides you with multiple tools to help you out in an emergency. The radio has AM/FM radio stations, NOAA weather channels, a LED flashlight, a LED reading light, an SOS alarm, a power bank, and 4 power charging options. 19240mWh (5200mAh) Power Bank. The radio comes equipped with a power bank that will provide power to most of your USB devices. If you are in the outdoors or there is a power outage, the 19240mWh (5200mAh) internal batteries will let you use the radio for a long time and also charge your mobile phone, allowing you to make emergency calls. Emergency Radio and Light Sources. FosPower’s emergency weather radio will give you dependable access to emergency NOAA weather broadcasts and AM/FM radio stations. You can listen to the radio through the built-in speaker or the 3.5mm headphone jack. The LED reading light is bright enough for outdoor activities, and the 1.2 Watt flashlight is capable of lighting your way in an emergency situation. Multiple Power Sources. The solar crank emergency radio’s USB-C cable, solar panel, and crank lever provide full battery power. You are able to power the radio or charge your phone with the internal power bank or AA batteries. The solar panel and crank are regenerative energy, ensuring you have power whenever you need it. Limited Lifetime Warranty. We have served millions of customers for more than 10 years and every product comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Got a question? Reach out to our experienced and dedicated USA based customer support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please refer to FosPower's website for more information. Specifications. Frequency: FM: 87 -108 MHz. AM: 520 – 1710 KHz. WB 1: 162.400 MHz 2: 162.425MHz 3: 162.450MHz. 4: 162.475MHz 5: 162.500MHz 6: 162.525MHz 7: 162.550MHz. Battery: 19240mWh (5200mAh) (18650 3.7V Lithium Battery Pack). Working Voltage: 2.4V – 4.2V. Power Consumption: 14W (Max). Power of Flashlight: 1.2W. Power of Reading Lamp: 1W. USB-A Output: 5V / 2.4A. USB-C Input & Output: 5V / 2.1A. Charging Time with USB-C: 5-6 hours. LED Flashlight: 140 lm (Max). IP Rating: IPX3. Item Dimensions: 2.59 x 3.52 x 6.76 in. / 65.9 x 89.3 x 171.8 mm. Item Weight: 0.87 lb / 396 g. Radio Listening (Medium Volume): ≥ 42 hours. Reading Lamp: ≥ 20 hours. Flashlight: ≥ 20 hours. Package Includes. 1x Solar Crank Radio. 1x Holding Strap with Compass. 1x Charging Cable. 1x User Manual
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The FosPower FOSPWB-2419 solar crank radio is equipped with a 19240mWh (5200mAh) power bank that is capable of supporting long-time radio operation. If you are in the outdoors or there is a power outage, the power bank will keep your USB devices charged in case of an emergency.
Use the emergency weather radio’s 4 power sources when you need a boost of power or need to recharge the radio. The radio’s crank lever and solar panel are both capable of regenerating enough power to keep the radio, lights, and SOS alarm ready to go when you need them most. The USB-C cable provides you the most efficient way to recharge your radio. You are able to power the radio with the internal batteries or AA batteries.
In an emergency situation, the SOS function will allow you to call for help by making a loud siren sound and a flashing light, and the flashlight and reading light are capable of lighting your way to a safe place.
The radio will dependably receive NOAA channels for local weather information and emergency hazard alerts. The AM/FM function provides full access to all AM and FM radio broadcasts. With the 3.5mm headphone jack, you are able to listen to the radio with better sound quality and privacy.
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