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RescueWave RCS recycled plastic emergency radio
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Sustainability rating

  • Eco-Friendly MaterialsContains recognised lower-impact materials such as recycled, organic or plant-based content.
  • Responsible ManufacturingMade under a recognised social-audit standard or in a European factory.
How we rate sustainability

RescueWave RCS recycled plastic emergency radio

Stay prepared for any situation with RescueWave, a versatile emergency radio designed to keep you connected and powered. Featuring AM/FM radio, solar panel, an integrated 1W torch, USB output and USB C input, this compact device ensures you're equipped for unexpected moments. With a built-in 1800mAh battery, RescueWave can charge your phone, providing crucial power when you need it most. The hand crank mechanism offers dependable functionality—just 1 minute of cranking supports 5 minutes of radio or 30 minutes of torchlight, making it an essential tool for emergencies. When fully charged the radio will operate up to 15 hours of radio broadcast or 8 hours of torch light. Made out of RCS certified recycled materials, including recycled ABS plastic. RCS (Recycled Claim Standard) is a standard to verify the recycled content of a product throughout the whole supply chain. Total recycled content: 38% based on total item weight. Item and accessories are PVC-free and packed in FSC® packaging.

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Unit price: £14.64 · Line total: £3,660.83
Indicative at qty 250. We confirm final pricing in our quote.

The impact of this product

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x 250 units
  • 926
    meals provided to children in education

About the impact

Our partner provides life-changing school meals to children in some of the world's poorest communities, serving a nutritious meal in a place of education every school day. This tackles hunger and boosts school attendance, giving children the energy to learn and helping lift whole communities out of poverty.
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