Blaupunkt ER20GC Survival Alarm Clock Radio, Black & Green

BLAUPUNKT ER20GC Survival Emergency Radio Black and Green

Blaupunkt Er20Gc Survival Emergency Radio Black and Green The Blaupunkt Er20Gc Survival is a compact emergency radio designed for travelers, campers, and people who want to be prepared for any situation. It combines an AM/FM receiver, an LED flashlight, a reading lamp, an SOS alarm, and a power bank function.

Thanks to the triple charging system, it operates independently of access to electricity, making it the ideal companion for expeditions and emergencies.

Key features: - AM/FM tuner with digital PLL synthesis, ensuring stable reception and storing up to 70 stations - LED flashlight with three lighting modes, allowing you to adjust the lighting to the conditions - 110 dB SOS alarm, helping to attract attention in emergency situations - Reading lamp with 12 LEDs, activated automatically when the panel is lifted - Triple charging system via USB-C, solar panel, or hand dynamo, ensuring complete independence - Powerbank function for emergency smartphone charging - 2000 mAh battery providing up to 15 hours of operation depending on the volume.

Features and applications: The radio offers AM and FM reception with digital PLL synthesis, making searching and saving stations quick and convenient. The telescopic rotating antenna improves signal quality, and the 70-station memory allows you to save your favorite programs.

A built-in clock with an alarm and sleep function also makes the device suitable for everyday use. Lighting and Safety The ER20Gc is equipped with an LED flashlight with three modes: spot, flood, and mixed. Additionally, the solar panel houses a reading lamp with 12 bright LEDs.

In emergency situations, the radio can emit an SOS signal at a loudness of 110 dB, significantly increasing the chances of quickly locating the user.

Power and Energy Independence The radio operates on a built-in 2000 mAh battery and can be charged via USB-C, solar energy from a 68 × 26 mm panel, or a handheld dynamo. A full charge via USB takes about 4-5 hours, while the solar panel requires longer exposure to sunlight.

The dynamo provides fast power—approximately 360 rotations provide up to 30 minutes of radio or flashlight operation. A fully charged battery lasts 10-15 hours, depending on volume. Who is this product for?

For active people, travelers, bushcraft enthusiasts, and anyone who wants a reliable source of information, light, and energy in any situation. The perfect emergency kit for home, car, and adventures.