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Powertraveller Camping Kit Swift 40

Original price was: $38.07.Current price is: $27.03.

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Versatile portable power bank for camping and backpacking

Whether you need to juice up a smartphone, charge your head torch or bring your GoPro back to life, the compact yet powerful Powertraveller Swift 40 is up to the task. This versatile portable battery charger houses a 10,000mAh battery and boasts integrated micro USB and lightning cables, plus a bi-directional USB-C port, 5V USB output and a micro USB input. Its compact design makes it easy to stash in a rucksack on your next camping or backpacking trip, so you can head into the great outdoors safe in the knowledge that going off-grid no longer means being out of touch.

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- Capable of charging most 5V electronic devices including smartphones
- Built-in Micro USB and lightning cables
- Variety of outputs and inputs make this a truly versatile portable charger
- Power pack with 10000mAh/37Wh
- Built-in Micro USB cable output: 5V/2.1A
- Built-in Lightning USB cable output: 5V/2.4A
- 1x Micro USB input: 5V/2A
- 1x USB-C input/output: 5V/3A PD 18W Max
- 1x USB output fast charge 18W Max
- 5 LED battery indicators
- Laptop (Type C)
- Tablet
- Smartphone
- SAT Phone
- GPS
- Action Camera
- Smartwatch
- Head Torch
140mm x 78mm x 16.5mm
- 1 x Swift 40
- 1 x Built-in Micro USB cable
- 1 x Built-in Lightning USB cable
- 1 x USB to Micro USB cable
PowerTraveller support wildlife crime prevention organisations, such as the Uganda Conservation Foundation, the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation and the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, with portable chargers to enable anti-poaching wardens to stay in communication.