Mawu Oyamba
The FosPower Emergency Weather Radio (Model A1) is engineered to provide reliable communication, power, and illumination during emergencies. With multiple power sources and essential features, it's an indispensable tool for any emergency kit, camping trip, or outdoor adventure.
The FosPower Emergency Weather Radio, shown charging a smartphone via its USB port, highlighting its power bank capability.
Kupanga ndi Kugwiritsa Ntchito Koyamba
Battery Installation and Selection
The radio operates on a built-in Lithium-Ion battery or 3 AAA batteries (not included). To use AAA batteries, open the battery compartment on the back and insert them according to polarity. Ensure the battery selector switch (located near the AAA compartment) is set to 'AAA' for AAA battery use or 'LI-ION' for the internal Lithium-Ion battery.
Nawuza Battery Mkati
- Kulipira kwa USB: Connect the included USB cable to the radio's Micro USB port and to a USB power source (e.g., wall adapter, computer). The 'Charge' indicator light will illuminate during charging.
- Kuwotcha kwa Sola: Place the radio with its solar panel facing direct sunlight. The solar panel will slowly charge the internal battery. This method is ideal for maintaining charge or for emergency top-ups.
- Kulipiritsa Crank Hand: Extend the hand crank handle from the back of the radio. Rotate the crank clockwise or counter-clockwise at a steady pace (approx. 130-150 RPM) to generate power. A red indicator light will show when power is being generated. One minute of cranking can provide approximately 20 minutes of light or 15 minutes of radio use.
Malangizo Ogwiritsira Ntchito
Radio Operation (AM/FM/NOAA)
To turn on the radio, rotate the 'Volume' knob clockwise. Select your desired band (AM, FM, or WB for Weather Band) using the selector switch. Extend the telescopic antenna for better reception. Rotate the 'Tuning' knob to find your desired station or NOAA weather broadcast. The 'Tune' indicator light will illuminate when a strong signal is received.
The radio provides access to AM/FM and NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts, crucial for staying informed during emergencies.
Magwero Owala
- Tochi: Press the flashlight button on the front of the radio to turn it on/off. The flashlight features an adjustable beam; rotate the lens bezel to switch between a broad floodlight and a focused spotlight.
- Kuwala Kuwerenga: Lift the solar panel to reveal the 4-LED reading light. This provides a broader, softer illumination suitable for reading or general area lighting.
Equipped with a powerful 1W LED flashlight and a 4-LED reading light for versatile illumination.
Banki Yamphamvu Yonyamula
The radio features a 7400mWh (2000mAh) power bank. To charge external devices, connect your device's USB charging cable to the radio's USB output port. Ensure the SOS/Charge selector switch (on the side) is set to the 'Charge' position (downwards, indicated by a battery icon). This feature is designed for emergency power to small tablets or phones.
The built-in 7400mWh power bank provides emergency charging for your mobile devices.
SOS Alarm Function
In an emergency, slide the SOS/Charge selector switch to the 'SOS' position (upwards). This will activate a loud 115dB alarm and a flashing light to attract attention. To deactivate, slide the switch back to the middle (off) or 'Charge' position.
Activate the loud 115dB SOS alarm and flashing light for emergency signaling.
Kusamalira
Keep the radio clean by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. Store the radio in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures when not in use. For long-term storage, ensure the internal Lithium-Ion battery is partially charged (around 50%) to prolong its lifespan. The radio features an IPX3 water resistance rating, meaning it can withstand light rain or splashes, but it is not designed for submersion.
The radio's rugged and IPX3 water-resistant design ensures durability in various outdoor conditions.
Kusaka zolakwika
- Palibe Mphamvu: Check the battery selector switch is set correctly (AAA or LI-ION). Ensure AAA batteries are inserted with correct polarity and are not depleted. If using the internal battery, try charging via USB, solar, or hand crank.
- Kulandila Wailesi Yosauka: Fully extend the telescopic antenna. Try repositioning the radio for a clearer signal. Adjust the tuning knob slowly.
- External Device Not Charging: Ensure the SOS/Charge switch is set to the 'Charge' position. Verify your device's charging cable is properly connected. Check if the radio's internal battery has sufficient charge.
- SOS Alarm Not Activating: Ensure the SOS/Charge switch is fully slid to the 'SOS' position.
Zofotokozera
| Mbali | Tsatanetsatane |
|---|---|
| Miyeso Yazinthu | 6.2 x 2.9 x 2.1 mainchesi (6.2"L x 2.1"W x 2.9"H) |
| Kulemera kwa chinthu | 14.8 pawo |
| Nambala ya Model | FOSPWB-2376 |
| Gwero la Mphamvu | Solar, Battery (Internal Li-Ion, 3xAAA), Handcrank |
| Mphamvu ya Battery Yamkati | 7400mWh (2000mAh) |
| Ma Radio Magulu Amathandizidwa | FM, WB (NOAA Weather Band), AM |
| Tuner Technology | AM/FM/WB |
| Kulumikizana Technology | USB C (for charging radio) |
| Mbali Yapadera | Portable, SOS Alarm, Flashlight, Reading Light |
| Kukaniza Madzi | IPX3 |
Chitsimikizo & Thandizo
The FosPower Emergency Weather Radio comes with a Chitsimikizo Chochepa Pamoyo Wonse. For more information regarding warranty claims or product support, please visit the official FosPower webtsamba kapena funsani makasitomala awo mwachindunji.
An Owner's Manual is included with your purchase for detailed instructions and information.
