Philips TAR1609/00 crank radio for emergencies

Bluetooth: ne
Integrovaná streamovací služba: ne
Bluetooth: ne
WiFi: ne
Stereo: ne
Vlnový rozsah: UKW / MW
DAB+: ne
Rádio: ano
CD-Player: ne
zásobování energií: Síťový provoz / baterie / solární napájení / ruční klika
Typ baterie / aku: AAA (Micro)
Potřebný počet baterií: 3
Výška (mm): 90
Hmotnost (g): 390
Barva: černá
Hloubka (mm): 68
Šířka (mm): 150
Displej: ne
USB: 1x USB-A / 1x USB-C
USB: ano
Funkce buzení: ne
Magnetofón: ne
Typ: Rádio

Philips TAR1609/00 – Portable crank radio for emergencies with torch
This device supports you during longer power cuts and helps you stay prepared. It combines radio reception, light and several power sources in a compact format. With battery, cells, solar power and a hand crank you stay able to act even without a socket.
Reception via AM and FM – access to information during outages The pull-out antenna helps you get clear radio signals. With the analogue fine-tuning you find suitable frequencies even with weaker reception. The device fits situations in which you need information via AM (MW) or FM. The display shows the settings in a clear way.
Battery, solar, crank, batteries: power sources for outages and emergencies The lithium-ion battery allows long run times. You charge the device via USB-C before an outage. You also use solar power or the hand crank when no power source is available. The device suits emergencies, longer trips or situations without grid power.
Equipment for crises, darkness and emergencies The torch helps you in the dark. An SOS signal can draw attention to you in special situations. Via the USB-A port you power another device. The device combines radio, battery, solar power and crank into compact equipment for exceptional situations.
Easy to take with you The adjustable carrying strap makes transport easier. The compact size fits into backpacks or emergency kits. Analogue controls give you quick access to volume and station selection. This makes the device easy to use on the move.
Features:
The battery allows up to 32 hours of run time at 50% volume USB-C port supports charging the battery in about 3.5 hours Works like a power bank: the USB-A port helps you charge your phone in an emergency Solar power supports short use, e.g. up to 30 minutes of playback after 60 minutes of sun above 60,000 lux The hand crank helps you generate your own power and provides about 60 minutes of radio time after 25 minutes of cranking at 120 rpm AAA batteries fit as a backup and offer up to 12 hours of run time (3 × AAA, 1.5 V) You can charge your smartphone directly on the device AM and FM reception via 520–1,710 kHz (AM) and 87.5–108 MHz (FM) Station tuning works via analogue tuning control Analogue display field gives you an overview of the frequency Useful torch for power cuts SOS signal can draw attention with sound, flashing light or both Solar and hand-crank power generation only for emergency use Compact form fits well in emergency kits and is easy to carry at 15 × 9 × 6.8 cm and 390 g Carrying strap supports transport on the move