Fortisk Emergency Solar Power Bank
Power's out. Your phone's at 4%. Your family can't reach you. Keep about 3 full charges ready, with solar backup when the grid stays down.
$33.30
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- About 3 full phone charges, ready in a drawer
- Recharges in the sun when the outlets are dead
- Charges 2 phones at once
- Flashlight and SOS mode for the dark
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90-day money-back guarantee
Try it in the next outage. If it doesn't earn its spot in your drawer, email us within 90 days for a full refund.
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What's in the box
- Fortisk solar power bank with carabiner
- USB-C to USB-C charging cable
- Quick-start card
No wall plug in the box. Any USB wall charger works.
Specs
- Battery: 20,000 mAh (74 Wh)
- Phone charges: about 3 for a typical smartphone
- Ports: USB-C in and out, USB-A out
- Solar: built-in panel for slow top-ups in direct sun
- Light: LED flashlight with SOS mode
- Weather: splash-resistant (IPX4)
- Flying: allowed in carry-on bags (under 100 Wh)
- Weight: about 1 lb
Shipping and returns
Free shipping on every order, with tracking by email.
Try it for 90 days. If it's not right for you, email us and we'll refund you in full.
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How it works
Charge it. Pack it. Plug in.
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Step 1
Charge it
Plug it in the day it arrives, while the power's still on. The four lights show how full it is. Top it up every few months, so it's full when the grid goes down.
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Step 2
Pack it
Keep it where you can grab it in the dark: the kitchen drawer, the glovebox or a go-bag. The carabiner clips it to a bag strap or a belt loop.
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Step 3
Plug in
When the lights go out, plug in your phone. Charge two devices at once and light up the room. If the outage drags on, set it face-up in direct sun to add charge.
Why buy now instead of when a storm is coming?
Because by then it's too late. Shipping takes days, and store shelves empty fast when a storm is on the way. Order now, charge it the day it arrives, and it's ready before you need it.
How many times will it charge my phone?
About 3 full charges for a typical smartphone, starting from a full power bank. Bigger phones and tablets get fewer, and so does cold weather.
How fast does the solar panel charge it?
Slowly. The panel is a backup for when there's no outlet, not the main way to charge it. Charge it at the wall before a storm. In a long outage, leave it face-up in direct sun to add charge through the day.
Will it work with my phone?
Yes. It has a USB-C port and a USB-A port, so it works with iPhones and Android phones. The included USB-C cable fits most newer phones. Older iPhones need their Lightning cable.
Will it hold its charge in a drawer?
Batteries lose a little charge in storage. Check the lights every three months and top it up, so it's full when you need it.
Can I take it on a plane?
Yes, in your carry-on. At 74 Wh it's under the 100 Wh limit for spare batteries. Power banks aren't allowed in checked bags.
Is it waterproof?
It's splash-resistant (IPX4), so rain and spills are fine. Don't drop it in water.
How many do I need?
One for each phone you'd want to keep charged. Most people pick 2 + 1 free: one at home, one in the car and a spare to share. The bigger the pack, the less you pay per power bank.
What if it's not for me?
You have 90 days. Email us and we'll refund you in full.
How it stacks up
The backup that recharges without an outlet
Fortisk Emergency Solar Power Bank
| Regular power bank | Car charger | Generator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recharges with no outlet | Yes: Slowly, in the sun | No | Partly: Car has to run | Partly: Needs gas |
| Safe to use indoors | Yes | Yes | No: Stays in the car | No: Carbon monoxide |
| Built-in flashlight | Yes | Partly: Some models | No | No |
Solar charging is slow and works best in direct sun. Charge it at the wall first.
Our promise
90 days to put it to the test
Charge your phone with it, try the flashlight, set it in the sun. Not for you? Email us within 90 days for a full refund.
Don't wait for the storm
When the lights go out, it's too late to order one
Outages hit with little warning, and shipping takes days. Order now, charge it the day it arrives, and keep it where you can grab it in the dark.
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