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Rivanta Solar Power Bank Emergency Power Bank IPX4
Rivanta Solar Power Bank Emergency Power Bank IPX4
Regular price
$74.95 USD
Regular price
$139.95 USD
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$74.95 USD
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The lights go out – and with them every possibility to reach someone.
A power outage usually hits unexpectedly. While your neighbors helplessly stare at blank screens, your smartphone stays ready to use thanks to the Rivanta Solar Power Bank – charged by pure sunlight, without a socket, without cables, without dependence on the power grid. The robust IPX4 housing protects against rain and dust, and the included carabiner hook ensures the power bank can always be conveniently attached to your backpack.

Advantages
- Never run out of battery in emergency situations: Thanks to solar charging, your mobile phone stays operational even without a socket – you won’t miss any emergency calls or important messages.
- No searching, no unpacking: The carabiner hook attaches the power bank directly to your backpack – it’s immediately ready to use, without rummaging through your bag.
- No more worries during the next rain shower: Thanks to the splash-proof IPX4 housing with rubber edges, you don’t have to worry about rain, sweat, or spilled liquids anymore.

Specifications
- Protection class: IPX4 splash-proof
- Charging method: Solar (sunlight)
- Housing: ABS and PC plastic with reinforced rubber edges
- Dust protection: Yes, dustproof
- Shock resistance: Yes, reinforced housing
- Attachment: Carabiner hook included
- Application area: Outdoor, camping, emergency

Usage
- Orientation: Hold the solar panel in direct sunlight and attach the power bank to your backpack or belt with the carabiner hook.
- Charging: Connect your phone to the power bank using the included cable and check the charging status on the display.
- Take it with you: Even in cloudy skies or light rain, the power bank remains operational – just keep it connected and continue using it.
Pro tip: When hiking, attach the power bank to the outside of your backpack – this way it passively charges during the hike and will be fully charged again at the next rest stop.
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