Emergency hand-crank charger
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Emergency Hand-Crank Charger
When the power goes out, you'll still have a way to generate it.
The Lone Survivalist Emergency Hand-Crank Charger converts hand-cranking into electrical power for compatible phones and small USB devices. No outlet required. No need to depend entirely on a charged power bank.
Keep it in your vehicle, bug-out bag, camping gear, or home emergency kit for emergency situations where power isn't available.
Why You Need One
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Generate Your Own Power – Turn the crank to produce electricity when you don't have access to an outlet.
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USB Power Output – Provides emergency power for compatible phones and other small USB devices.
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No Batteries Required to Generate Power – Mechanical energy from cranking is converted into electrical energy.
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Built-In LED Light – Provides emergency illumination and doubles as an indicator light.
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Extremely Compact – Approximately 6 × 5 × 3 cm, making it easy to store almost anywhere.
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Lightweight & Portable – Small enough for a backpack, glove box, emergency kit, or camping setup.
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Wrist Strap – Helps keep the charger secure while carrying or using the handcrank.
Built for the "What If?"
Power outage. Dead phone. Vehicle emergency. Camping trip. Severe weather.
The Emergency Hand-Crank Charger gives you a backup power option that doesn't depend on finding an outlet. It's not meant to replace a wall charger or high-capacity power bank. It's there for the situations when those options aren't readily available.
Specifications
Material: ABS
Maximum Output Voltage: DC 5.5V
Maximum Output Current: 600mA
Size: Approx. 6 × 5 × 3 cm
Power Source: Manual Hand-Crank
Output: USB
Light: Built-in LED
Small enough to stash anywhere. Useful when everything else is dead. Stay ready.
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Emergency hand-crank charger
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I run Lone Survivalist with my 3 sons & a few good friends. This company would not be possible without Gods leading. 7 years ago, after a lot of prayer I left New Jersey and I went to the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia with my wife and 3 small sons. I left everything behind. I launched Lone Survivalist on a 25,000 dollar loan that I had no collateral for. It’s all I had. Since then we have helped over 165,000 Americans prepare for survival and sleep a bit better because of it. Much of the profit rolls right back into the company to continue to invent more gear for you at the best prices possible. Being a Christ centered company does not mean we are perfect but it does mean we do all we can, model, and point to the one who is: JESUS.
