When the power goes out, you stay in control

Night falls, the power grid is down, and your phone is at 8%. This is exactly when this case takes over: you crank the handle, the solar panel does the rest during the day, and you keep light, news, and battery power without depending on a wall outlet.

Designed for the unexpected

• Three charging modes: solar, USB, and hand crank: when a wall outlet is no longer an option, the panel captures daylight and the dynamo recharges by hand — you're never completely out of power.
• Built-in 10,000 mAh battery: the reserve can revive a smartphone to make a call, notify a loved one, or check a map at a critical moment.
• AM/FM radio: frequency bands pick up weather bulletins and local alerts, even where mobile signal drops out.
• Dual LED headlight: the beam cuts through total darkness during an outage, bivouac, or roadside stop.
• Carry handle: the rigid handle can be gripped with one hand and hung from a branch or inside a tent to illuminate the space.
• Robust casing: the shell withstands field handling and repeated outings without weakening.

It accompanies hikers on bivouacs, campers far from any outlet, travelers anticipating network outages, and households who want a ready-to-use plan B in case of a power outage or storm.

Ready before you need it

We often store this type of device in the back of a closet... only to find it discharged on the big day. Here, the hand crank and solar make it self-sufficient: even after months of disuse, a few turns of the crank are enough to turn on the lamp or radio. Store it charged, away from moisture, and give it a solar boost from time to time to keep it operational. To charge a phone, simply plug your cable into the USB port.

For those who prefer to be prepared rather than caught off guard.