Dynamo solar power bank

What is a power bank with a dynamo crank?

A power bank with a dynamo crank is a type of power bank that allows you to charge it by turning a crank. This power bank has a dynamo crank, a solar panel, and a torch, making it the perfect resource if you end up suffering a power outage or don't have access to a power outlet.

How does a dynamo work?

Hand crank dynamo: Generate additional power by manually cranking the dynamo. It provides two USB-A output ports, each delivering 5V at 2A (Max. 2.1A). These ports allow you to charge your smartphones, tablets, or other devices on the go. LED capacity indicators: Keep track of the power bank’s remaining charge.

How do I charge my phone with a dynamo crank?

To charge your phone using the dynamo crank of the Power Bank, pull out the crank and turn it at an even pace. The dynamo crank generates power and after just a few minutes, you'll have enough power to charge your phone a couple of percent. If the weather is clear, you can even charge your power bank using the solar panel.

How do you use a USB Dynamo?

USB-C input: Connect it to a compatible charger or device. Hand crank dynamo: Generate additional power by manually cranking the dynamo. It provides two USB-A output ports, each delivering 5V at 2A (Max. 2.1A). These ports allow you to charge your smartphones, tablets, or other devices on the go.

How long does it take for a solar power bank to charge?

The Power Bank with Dynamo Hand Crank from SmartaSaker can be charged using solar power or by attaching it to a rucksack. It takes about 10 hours for the battery to charge on solar power alone. The power bank has three different modes: 1: OFF, 2: ON/Charging, 3: Torch.

What to do if the power bank is out of power?

If the power bank has no power, use the dynamo crank or micro USB to start charging it again. Once the battery has regained a small amount of power, you can continue charging it using the solar panel. The built-in torch will shine for about 50 hours on a fully charged battery.