Electrilite Emergency - This Flashlight has you Covered

May 19 2006, 8:06am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Electrilite Emergency is a flashlight that has you covered in the case of an emergency situation like a hurricane.

The Electrilite Emergency features 3 Mega Bright LEDs providing over 100,000 hours of light.
The flashlight has an integrated radio and is able to charge your mobile phone.
Charging your phone is done by cranking the handle at a rate of approximately 2-3 cranks per second, which generates a steady 6.2 volts. Three minutes of cranking will provide 2-8 minutes of talk time. The dimensions of Electrilite Emergency are 7” x 2” x 2”.
The emergency flashlight sells for $24.95 on the Electrilite site.

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