VoltGuard delivers phone charging, lighting, and real-time weather alerts during an outage, powered by solar, a hand crank, or USB—so you can stay connected when the grid fails.
Inside, a 2000 mAh rechargeable lithium pack drives a bright 1W LED, with a USB-C port to power up a phone for emergency calls or messages and to illuminate your surroundings.
Power up in three reliable ways so you’re never left waiting for one method to cooperate: place it on a sunny windowsill for solar charging, hand‑crank for 60–90 seconds in a pinch, or top it off via USB before a storm hits.
When cell towers buckle, you’ll still get essential updates with AM, FM, and NOAA weather bands, keeping you informed about evacuation orders, storm tracks, and rescue broadcasts.
- Charges your phone three different ways with no wall outlet
- Slips into any bag, ready to grab the moment power drops
- Doubles as flashlight and pulsing SOS beacon at one switch
Compact enough to tuck into a glovebox, bug-out bag, or kitchen drawer, VoltGuard measures 5.12 x 2.36 x 1.57 inches and weighs less than a paperback, making it easy to keep within reach.
Specs at a glance: a 2000 mAh rechargeable lithium pack, recharge options via solar panel, manual hand crank, or USB input, and radio bands covering AM, FM, and NOAA weather broadcasts.
Three steps from pitch dark to powered up. Step 1: Top it off your way—place it in sunlight for solar charging, crank for about 60–90 seconds, or USB-charge before a storm. Step 2: Switch to AM, FM, or NOAA to receive the same alerts emergency services broadcast, independent of cellular signal. Step 3: Connect your phone to the USB-C port to charge, turn on the LED for light, or activate the SOS strobe to signal for help.