Prom-note Crank Manual Generator, 20W Disaster Emergency Portable Generator Household High-Power Hand-Cranked Generator USB Charger,Emergency Portable Generator Hand-Cranked Generator

Product Parameters:

Product size: about 8*9*17cm/3.15*3.54*6.69in
Material: metal + plastic
Hand crank generator, the faster the shaking speed, the greater the power, the maximum power is about 20w
Corresponding voltage and current: 3v / 6.6A, 5v / 4A, 6v / 3.3A, 9v / 2.2A, 12v / 1.6A, 15v / 1.3A

Features:

Power generation is effortless; Lightweight; mini metal case.
The generator speed is 2000 rpm, and the power generation is about 20W.
The faster the shaking speed, the higher the power generation.
The faster the shaking speed, the higher the generator voltage.
Hand generator output voltage must be greater than the set voltage to stabilize the output
Portable hand-operated power generation and rechargeable emergency power supply. In the absence of electricity without oil and electricity to generate anywhere in the world, human hand crank power can be used to supply various electronic products. It can be actively applied in fields, field operations, field trips, rescue operations, natural disasters, survival training, emergency communications, long-term power shortage, tourism, emergency power, etc.

Power generation is effortless; Lightweight; mini metal case.The generator speed is 2000 rpm, and the power generation is about 20W.
The faster the shaking speed, the higher the power generation.The faster the shaking speed, the higher the generator voltage.
Hand generator output voltage must be greater than the set voltage to stabilize the output
Portable hand-operated power generation and rechargeable emergency power supply. In the absence of electricity without oil and electricity to generate anywhere in the world, human hand crank power can be used to supply various electronic products.
It can be actively applied in fields, field operations, field trips, rescue operations, natural disasters, survival training, emergency communications, long-term power shortage, tourism, emergency power, etc.