Blaupunkt ER20GC rádio de emergência com solar, manivela, USB-C, banda meteorológica NOAA, lanterna LED, powerbank em camuflagem verde

Portable emergency radio with a rugged camouflage design, built to keep you connected and powered in any situation. The Blaupunkt ER20GC combines AM/FM and NOAA weather band reception with multiple charging options—solar panel, hand crank dynamo, and USB-C—ensuring you stay informed even when the grid goes down. Its integrated LED flashlight and SOS alarm provide essential safety features for outdoor adventures or emergency preparedness.

Advantages

Stay prepared with a versatile radio that never runs out of power. The built-in 2000 mAh rechargeable battery can be topped up via sunlight, hand cranking, or USB-C, while the USB-A output lets you charge your phone in a pinch. The telescopic antenna enhances reception, and the backlit LCD keeps you informed day or night. With IPX3 splash-proof construction and durable ABS plastic, it's ready for the outdoors.

Suitable for

• Emergency preparedness kits and survival gear
• Camping, hiking, and outdoor adventures
• Power outages and natural disasters
• Everyday use as a portable radio with flashlight

Key specifications

• Radio bands: FM (87.5-108 MHz), AM (520-1710 kHz), NOAA weather band (7 channels)
• Power sources: built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery (2000 mAh), solar panel, hand crank dynamo, USB-C input (5V DC)
• USB power output: USB-A, 5V/1A for charging mobile devices
• Integrated LED flashlight and SOS alarm (audible siren and flashing light)
• LCD display with backlight, 3.5mm headphone jack, telescopic antenna
• Water resistance: IPX3 splash-proof; material: durable ABS plastic
• Speaker output power: 1W; charging time via USB-C: approx. 3-4 hours
• Colour: green camouflage

Recommendations

Keep the Blaupunkt ER20GC in your emergency kit, car, or backpack. For best performance, fully charge the battery before extended trips and periodically test the hand crank and solar panel. Use the NOAA weather band to receive alerts and stay ahead of severe weather.