At home in a power cut
When the lights go out, keep your phone charged and in touch. The built-in cables mean there is nothing to hunt for in the dark.
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Emergency power bank
Solar Power Bank with 4 Built-in Cables, LED & SOS
£92.98
Keep your phone charged and a light to hand through power cuts, storms, trips and weekends away – with every common cable already attached.
- 4 built-in cables – USB-A, USB-C, micro-USB and Lightning
- Up to 20,000mAh rated capacity – about 60–70% reaches your phone
- 5W wireless pad and 5V/3A wired output (about 15W max)
- Dual LED light with SOS flashing mode
- 2W solar panel for slow emergency top-ups
Product photos show the blue version. Lifestyle scenes are illustrative.
Free shipping · Taxes included
- 4 built-in cables
- LED + SOS light
- 5W wireless
- 2W solar top-up
Power cuts
Camping
Travel
Storms
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No cables to forget
Every common cable, already attached
USB-A, USB-C, micro-USB and Lightning cables are built into the case, so you can charge most phones, earbuds and torches without hunting for the right lead. Compatible phones can also sit on the 5W wireless pad.
Wired output is 5V/3A – about 15W at most. It's a steady everyday charger rather than a fast charger.
Built for emergencies
A light and an SOS signal when the power's out
The dual LED light gives you a hands-free light around the house during a power cut, or around the tent at night. Switch to SOS mode to flash a signal if you need help.
Less to pack
One device instead of a bag of cables
Separate cables get lost, tangled or left behind. With everything attached, your emergency kit or travel bag needs one item, not four.
When to use it
Ready for power cuts, travel and camping
- Power cuts and storms: keep phones topped up and a light to hand.
- Travel: cables built in, so less to pack.
- Camping and festivals: LED light, SOS mode and a solar top-up.
Made for real life
Ready for the moments that matter
Power cuts, nights under canvas, long trails and storm warnings – one power bank with its cables built in and a light when you need it.
Camping and the outdoors
Charge your phone at the tent and switch on the dual LED light when the sun goes down. A handy light for cooking, reading or finding the zip.
Hiking and travel
Clip it to your bag and top up your phone on the trail or at the gate. One device with four cables attached means less to pack.
Storms and blackouts
A bright LED light and SOS flashing mode for when it is dark, plus the 2W solar panel as a slow emergency top-up if the power stays off.
Scenes are illustrative.
Honest solar
What to expect from the 2W panel
The built-in solar panel is rated at 2W, which is small next to the battery. It charges very slowly – filling the battery by sun alone would take days, and longer on cloudy UK days.
- Charge it fully by USB before a trip or storm.
- Use solar to add a little charge when there's no socket.
- Solar output depends on sunlight, panel angle, cloud and temperature.
Capacity, explained
Rated capacity vs real phone charging
Every power bank loses some energy converting its battery voltage to USB voltage, and as heat. That's why the energy delivered to your phone is about 60–70% of the rated capacity. How many full charges you get depends on your phone's battery size and age, and whether you charge by cable or wirelessly (wireless is less efficient).
Specifications
| Capacity | Up to 20,000mAh rated (about 60–70% usable for phone charging) |
|---|---|
| Battery type | Polymer lithium |
| Built-in cables | 4: USB-A, USB-C, micro-USB, Lightning |
| Output | 5V/3A (about 15W max) |
| Wireless charging | 5W |
| Inputs | USB-C 5V/3A; micro-USB/Lightning 5V/2A |
| Solar panel | 2W built-in (slow emergency top-up) |
| Light | Dual LED with SOS mode |
| Dimensions | 178 × 88 × 33 mm |
| Weight | 465 g |
| Colours | Black, orange, red, blue |
Frequently asked questions
How much will it charge my phone?
It has up to 20,000mAh rated capacity. About 60–70% of that reaches your phone, because some energy is always lost converting voltage and as heat. The number of charges depends on your phone's battery size and age, and whether you use a cable or the wireless pad.
How long does solar charging take?
A long time. The 2W panel is designed for slow emergency top-ups: filling the battery from empty by sun alone would take days of direct sunlight, and longer in cloudy weather. For everyday use, charge it by USB.
How do I charge it normally?
Plug it into a USB charger using the USB-C input (5V/3A) or the micro-USB/Lightning input (5V/2A). This is the quickest and most reliable way to fill it.
Does it fast charge?
No. Wired output is 5V/3A, about 15W maximum, and it doesn't support PD or Quick Charge. It charges steadily rather than at fast-charger speeds.
Is it waterproof?
We make no waterproof or water-resistance claim for this power bank, so please keep it dry and out of the rain.
Can I take it on a plane?
Power banks must normally travel in your hand luggage, not in checked bags. A 20,000mAh rated battery is roughly 74Wh, which many airlines accept, but rules differ between airlines and routes – please check with your airline before you fly.
Which colours are available?
Black, orange, red and blue. The photos show the blue version.
Be ready for the next power cut
4 built-in cables · LED light with SOS · 5W wireless · 2W solar top-up
£92.98