Midland ER200 FM Emergency radio with flashlight (2.600 mAh)

The ER200 is an FM emergency radio equipped with a hand crank, solar panels, and a 2600 mAh battery. Additionally, the emergency radio features a flashlight.

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74 EUR /pc.

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Midland ER200 Emergency Radio Highlights:

• Powerful power bank
• Rechargeable via solar panel, dynamo, or USB cable
• High-efficiency 2600mAh Li-Ion battery with up to 25 hours of usage
• SOS Morse code function via flashlight
• Powerful flashlight with Cree LED 130L

FM/AM Radio, Built-in Battery, and Hand Crank:

The ER200 with AM/FM receiver is an ideal emergency radio for daily use, outdoor activities, camping, and leisure. It offers three different power sources and charging options: the solar panel, which recharges the internal 2600mAh Li-Ion battery, the dynamo hand crank on the back that allows manual recharging during power outages or when away from a power source, and the mini-USB port, which enables charging via a PC or any USB charger.

Powerful Flashlight with SOS Function:

The ER200 is indispensable in emergency situations, thanks to its bright and powerful flashlight with Cree LED 130L. It also features an emergency charging function that can give a dead mobile phone enough power to make an emergency call to 112. Additionally, the flashlight has an SOS function that emits Morse code signals for urgent assistance.

What's in the Box:

• ER200 emergency device
• Rechargeable 2600mAh Li-Ion battery pack
• USB charging cable
• User manual

2600 mAh

MID-ER200: Midland ER200 FM Emergency radio with flashlight (2.600 mAh)

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