Can you charge your mobile phone with the emergency radio?

Yes, Millus emergency radio has USB A and USB C for charging mobile phones via the radio's built-in battery.

How long does the battery last in the emergency radio?

With a fully charged battery, the radio can be used for approximately 12 to 15 hours. The built-in LED flashlight has a runtime of about 10 to 12 hours.

Can the emergency radio be charged with solar panels?

Yes, the radio has a built-in solar panel on the top side. A complete charge with the solar panel takes about 40 to 50 hours.

Is the emergency radio waterproof?

The emergency radio has an IPX3 rating and is protected against spraying water. It is water-resistant but not intended to be submerged in water.

Emergency Crank Radio

With solar charging and built-in flashlight

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Charge with solar panel, hand crank, or USB
Built-in flashlight and USB port for charging your mobile
Compact and waterproof construction
Emergency radio with a crank that can also be charged with solar energy. The radio has a built-in flashlight and also serves as a power bank for charging your mobile via USB. The emergency radio is waterproof and has a compact size, making it a practical aid for emergency preparedness and during power outages.
Three ways to charge the emergency radio
The built-in solar panel allows the battery to be charged with sunlight. With the hand crank, you can generate power yourself when an outlet is not available, and the USB port allows it to be charged via the wall outlet (wall adapter not included).
Listen to the radio during a power outage
AM and FM reception allows you to listen to radio broadcasts when you lack access to electricity. With a full battery charge, the emergency radio has about 12-15 hours of operating time. With the hand crank, you can quickly start the radio if it is completely discharged. One minute of cranking provides approximately 3 to 5 minutes of radio listening.
Built-in flashlight
The emergency radio has a built-in 1W LED flashlight with a running time of about 10-12 hours on a full battery charge. One minute of cranking provides approximately 5 to 10 minutes of flashlight use.
Charge your mobile
The radio also features USB-A and USB-C for charging your mobile phone. The rechargeable battery is 2000 mAH and is replaceable. A tip is to fully charge the emergency radio via USB when you have access to electricity so that it is always ready.
Compact and waterproof
With dimensions of 13 x 5 x 6 cm and a weight of only 230 grams, the emergency radio is easy to pack in your bag or store with other emergency equipment. The emergency radio has an IPX3 rating, which means it is protected against light rain and water splashes. A battery level indicator allows you to check how much charge is left.
Specifications
Weight: 230 grams
Length: 13 cm
Width: 5 cm
Height: 6 cm
Color: Black
Water resistance: IPX3 rating
Flashlight: LED 1W
Battery: Replaceable, 2000 mAh
Charging time: 40-50 hours solar, 2.5 hours cranking, or 4-5 hours via USB
USB outputs: USB-A and USB-C
Battery life: 12-15 hours radio, 10-12 hours flashlight
Quantity per package: 1 pc

Article nr:	14950
Stock availability:	10

Battery time:	Battery life: 12-15 hours radio, 10-12 hours flashlight
Height:	6 cm
Length:	13 cm
Other:	Charging time: 40-50 hours of sun, 2.5 hours of cranking, or 4-5 hours via USB
Quantity per pack:	1 st
Width:	5 cm
Colour:	Black
Weight:	0,230 kg

Can you charge your mobile phone with the emergency radio?
Yes, Millus emergency radio has USB A and USB C for charging mobile phones via the radio's built-in battery.
How long does the battery last in the emergency radio?
With a fully charged battery, the radio can be used for approximately 12 to 15 hours. The built-in LED flashlight has a runtime of about 10 to 12 hours.
Can the emergency radio be charged with solar panels?
Yes, the radio has a built-in solar panel on the top side. A complete charge with the solar panel takes about 40 to 50 hours.
Is the emergency radio waterproof?
The emergency radio has an IPX3 rating and is protected against spraying water. It is water-resistant but not intended to be submerged in water.