This practical emergency radio from Aquipe with a 4000 mAh battery capacity ensures you always have access to information in emergency situations, both at home and outdoors.
The emergency radio offers four different charging methods: batteries, USB, hand crank, and solar power. Thanks to its compact size of 15.6 x 8 x 6 cm, it takes up minimal space and fits easily into a backpack or emergency kit. The radio features AM/FM reception and a built-in LED flashlight for use in the dark. Charging is done via USB-C, and the cable is included. The radio comes in a practical black and green color.
With the integrated hand crank, you can generate power manually when electricity is not available. Pull out the handle on the back and rotate it—the dynamo works in both directions.
The solar panel on top allows charging via sunlight. Place the radio in direct sunlight for approximately 1 to 1.5 days for a full charge. A small red indicator shows when the radio is charging via sunlight, USB-C, or hand crank.
In addition, the emergency radio functions as a power bank, allowing you to charge a smartphone or other small device. A reliable addition for both emergency situations and outdoor or survival use.
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