Emergency Radio ER10

Off to the woods to pick mushrooms? Great! Going fishing? Perfect! No matter what situation you find yourself in, it is important to have this radio with you.

The ER10 is a small, portable and handy device that has many uses and can be helpful in many different situations. It will be the perfect piece of equipment for expeditions, both to unknown and more obvious places. Whether relaxing by the lake or on a mountain trek, hiking in the woods, camping away from the city or being in the centre of unexpected events, this radio will serve as a medium for receiving radio stations, the latest news, but can also be used as a torch, a reading light or a power bank to charge your smartphone battery.

The ER10 has a dual-band analogue radio tuner that receives FM and AM broadcasts. The FM frequency reception range is 87.5 – 108.0 MHz and the AM range is 522 – 1620 kHz. You can switch the range using a sliding switch available on the front panel, while you can tune the station using a handy and precisely calibrated dial, also available on the front of the unit. You can check the current frequency on a scale also mounted on the main panel.

To ensure the best possible reception of the radio signal, a telescopic rotating antenna has been integrated, which can be easily extended and rotated in any direction.

The ER10 radio has the ability to emit a loud SOS alarm signal. This functionality may be applicable when you get lost in the forest and need help. The volume level of the SOS alarm signal emitted is 110 dB. This is a really loud signal that will help locate a lost person and definitely make the job of the relevant emergency services easier.

This radio also has a built-in torch with three light modes. The first mode is for spotlighting and the light beam has a greater range. The second mode offers a more diffuse light with a wider, but slightly shorter, range than the first one. The third mode is a combination of spotlighting and diffuse lighting to achieve the best effect.

In addition to the torch, a reading light, built into the solar panel, is also available. It has twelve brightly shining LEDs and activates automatically when the solar panel is raised.

The ER10 is powered by a built-in 2000 mAh lithium-ion battery and features a triple charging system. On the back of the case, under a silicone cap, a standard socket is available for charging via a USB-C cable. A suitable cable is included, which you can connect, for example, to any smartphone charger or any other power source that offers a charging current of 5 V and 1 A. A full charge can be achieved after approximately 4 – 5 hours.

In emergency situations, where mains power is not available, a further two charging options can be used – via the 68 × 26 mm solar panel, which is built into the top of the housing, or via the built-in cranking alternator.

When charging with the solar panel, a full charge can be achieved after approximately 60 hours of exposure of the radio to full sunlight. However, it is important to ensure that the battery is not completely discharged beforehand.

When crank charging, lighting can be used at the same time with a torch. After about 360 revolutions, the power generated can last for about 30 minutes of using the radio at medium volume or lighting the way with a torch.

Depending on the volume level, a fully charged battery lasts approximately 10 – 15 hours of radio use.

An indicative battery level indicator is available on the main panel of the device, so that you can monitor the battery status in real time.

If you find yourself in an emergency and need to recharge your smartphone battery, the ER10 has this capability. Simply plug your phone into the USB port at the back of the case and wait for its battery to take up the energy stored in the battery of this device.

Included with the radio is a USB-C charging cable, wrist strap, user manual and warranty card.