Portable LED Flashlight Tent Light Hand Crank Dynamo Solar Power Torch for Outdoor Camping Hiking Long-range Emergency Lantern

Features:

1. Solar: A flashlight with solar and hand-crank charging. With the built-in battery, you can save energy for a long time without an external battery. Using crystalline silicon solar cells, the material is a solar cell panel laminated with tempered glass.

2. Design: The hand crank handle can be put and retracted, and the hand crank handle can be put in the groove, which is very convenient for storage. Classic design, durable, outdoor survival gear, the best gift for outdoor activities.

3. Energy saving: High conversion efficiency, 6 minutes to start for an hour, enough light for the flashlight, easy to use in the dark. Space saving, energy saving and environmental protection, the high-bright wick will never power off.

4. Portable: Ergonomic design, compact, comfortable and easy to carry, saving space for backpacks. It is a good helper for your outdoor travel and mountaineering.

5. Three LED lights: emergency hand-cranked power generation, hand-cranked for one minute (2 rpm), can provide three LED lights for more than 8 minutes. The three LED lamp heads light up at the same time, making the things in front of you clearly visible.

Description:

The solar hand crank flashlight works anywhere there is sun light, easy to use and carry, which is a good helper for your outdoor travel and mountaineering.

Package Included:

1 pc * solar hand crank flashlight

Note:

Please rotate the hand crank with flashlight turned off.

Avoid placing with extreme heat and humidity.

Please apply moderate strength on the hand crank so as not to damage it.

To protect the battery performance, please rotate the hand crank for 1 minute at least every month.

There may be differences in the product’s color under various lighting conditions.

If the hand crank fails to generate electricity, please expose it to sunlight for charging. This product is a solar-powered hand-crank flashlight.

Solar-powered flashlights are usually equipped with rechargeable batteries such as nickel-metal hydride batteries. Long-term discharge may cause the battery to "go into hibernation". Charging through the solar panel (generally requiring 4-6 hours of exposure) can wake up the battery and build a basic power level, restoring the hand-crank power generation function to normal.