Emergency cell phone protects your life

• May 4, 2024

Has it happened to you that during a tremor or emergency your cell phone has no line to talk or runs out of battery? So that this does not happen anymore, the company SpareOne creates an emergency telephone, with a battery capable of lasting up to 15 years.

According to SpareOne.com portal , the emergency telephone is designed so that you can use it in the least expected moments, from a broken down car, health problems, to natural disasters, where communication is minimal.

The cell phone works with an AA battery "Energizer Ultimate Lithium" that, without turning it off, lasts 15 years, so you can talk for more than 10 hours. In this way, it is expected to be another tool in the survival kit of 25 million people affected by natural disasters.

The emergency telephone, which has won the CES2013 award in the category "Technology for a better world", because with or without a SIM card, people can activate it by pressing a button that will connect them with emergency services.

To encourage you to improve your quality of life and be protected from any emergency, be it due to natural or health disasters, SpareOne tells you how to use this emergency telephone, in the following video:

The device, which on its screen shows only the battery, has a waterproof bag and operates at extreme temperatures, from -30 degrees to 60 degrees centigrade. In addition, it has a led bulb that will give you light for 24 continuous hours.

The great advance of technology allows you to improve your quality of life in all aspects, from physically to mentally, so take advantage of the convenience of cell phones to lose weight, relax and be communicated in the most stressful moments.And you, do you dare to put an emergency telephone number in your medicine cabinet?

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