Torch Helios
The dynamo and solar torch in recycled plastic, with a built-in carabiner. One minute of cranking gives eight minutes of light, and in the sun it recharges from the panel: no batteries to hunt for when camping or during a power cut; three LEDs and a 40 mAh internal battery. The logo is laser engraved on the front, in a 2 × 1 cm space. Military green, in a gift box: for civil protection groups, scout troops, mountain huts and company emergency kits.
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Are you tired of running out of power when you need it the most? Say goodbye to those frustrating moments with our innovative, hassle-free Helios lighting solution. This recycled plastic solar dynamo flashlight has a built-in carabiner, allowing for easy attachment to backpacks, belts, or gear, making it indispensable for camping or hiking. With just 1 minute of hand cranking, you can enjoy a whopping 8 minutes of light. And when the sun is shining, the solar panel harnesses its power, ensuring your light source is always ready. Features 3 LED lights with a brightness of 10,000 mcd. Battery type: 40 mAh Ni-Mh, 3.6V.
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Recycled ABS Plastic
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