REDFORA’S VIDEO GUIDE TO YOUR SUPPLIES
Light and Communication is the key to navigating through and out of a disaster situation. The hand crank flashlight, radio, and phone charger is a critical item to have in your kit.
The Basics
Why is this so important? [0:11]
Hand crank flashlight with radio + charger [0:52]
Glowstick [1:16]
Liquid Candle [1:33]
Hold the product in one hand while using the other hand to unlock the charging lever. Wind the handle at a speed of 1-2 circles per second. To turn on 3 LED’s push the main switch forward, to use only 1 LED push the switch backward. The flashlight remains off when the switch is in the central position.
Your hurricane vulnerability is determined by an array of variables including the strength of the storm, your location relative to the hurricane’s landfall, the susceptibility of your area to flooding and/or storm surge, and the type of structure that you live in. Generally speaking, you face a greater risk if you live near the coast in a flood zone in a manufactured home and a smaller risk if you live 50 miles inland on a hill in an apartment complex. Visit chapter 2 of Redfora’s “Preparing for Hurricanes” guide to better determine your home’s vulnerability.
Simply push the radio/alarm switch down to activate the warning signal.
Plug one end of the charging cord into the flashlight and the other end into your mobile phone charger cord. Wind the handle at a speed of 1-2 circles per second to charge your phone. Keep in mind that your phone will not connect directly to the flashlight, you must use the connector cord.