Emergency Power Bank · Solar Backup
Curelix Emergency Power Bank
Curelix Emergency Power Bank
Charge it before you need it, then add some power back from the sun when there's nothing to plug into.
✅ About 2–2.5 full phone charges (10,000 mAh)
✅ Solar backup top-ups when there's no outlet
✅ 20W USB-C fast charging
✅ Rugged, IPX4 splash-resistant, with a built-in flashlight
It takes two charged phones to make one call. Cover the people you'd call first.
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How Solar Backup Works
How Solar Backup Works
Think of the solar panel as your backup, not your main charger.
- Charge ahead. Plug the Curelix Emergency Power Bank into a USB-C charger. A full recharge takes about 1 hour.
- Use the stored power first. Your saved charge is there when the outlets aren't.
- Add some back with sun. If an outage drags on, place the power bank outdoors in direct sunlight. The built-in solar panel adds some power back, even with nothing to plug into.
How much solar adds depends on the sunlight. It's slower than USB-C, so plug in whenever an outlet is available.
Battery & Charging
Battery & Charging
- Capacity: 10,000 mAh (37 Wh)
- Phone charges: about 2–2.5 full charges for most iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones
- Fast charging: 20W USB-C, about 0–65% in around 30 minutes on an iPhone
- More ways to charge: USB-A and wireless charging (a little slower than USB-C)
- Devices: up to 3 at once
- Recharging the power bank: about 1 hour by USB-C
Rugged & Splash-Resistant
Rugged & Splash-Resistant
- IPX4 splash-resistant: handles splashes and light rain. Please don't submerge it.
- Dustproof and shockproof: rugged ABS + PC shell with reinforced rubber edges.
- Built-in light: dual LED flashlight with SOS and strobe modes.
- Clip-on carabiner: attach it to a bag and keep your hands free.
Travel & Product Details
Travel & Product Details
- Air travel: the 37 Wh battery is below the common 100 Wh airline limit for carry-on power banks. Always check your airline's current rules before you travel.
- Portable: carabiner and compass, so it goes where you go.
- Built-in cables: no hunting for a cord in the dark. It also works with your own charging cables.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
Fully Tracked & Insured Shipping
Orders typically process and ship within 1–3 business days.
Delivery generally takes around 4–12 business days, depending on your location and local carrier conditions.
Tracking information is provided when your order ships.
Questions? Email support@trycurelix.com
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
60-Day Money Back Guarantee
Every order is covered by our 60-Day Money Back Guarantee.
If it's not for you, contact us within 60 days at support@trycurelix.com and we'll help you with your return.
Curelix Emergency Power Bank
Charge It Before You Need It
Here's how the Curelix Emergency Power Bank fits into an outage, in three simple steps.
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Charge Ahead
Plug the power bank into a USB-C charger. It recharges in about an hour, so it's ready before the storm rolls in.
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Use the Stored Power
When the outlets go dead, you've got 10,000 mAh to work with. That's about 2–2.5 full charges for most iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones.
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Use Solar as Backup
If the outage drags on, place the Curelix Emergency Power Bank outdoors in direct sunlight. The built-in solar panel adds some power back, even with nothing to plug into.
Solar Is For
- Adding some power back when there's no outlet
- Helping keep a phone from hitting zero in a long outage
- The days you can't plug in
Solar Isn't For
- Replacing your USB-C charger
- Fast, full recharges. Plug in for those.
- Shady spots. It needs direct sunlight.
It's there for the days you can't plug in.
Built for a Bad Week, Not Just a Commute
A regular power bank needs another powered source before it can help again. This one also lets you add some power back from direct sun when there's nothing to plug into, and it's built for splashes, knocks and dark rooms.
Splashes & Knocks
IPX4 splash-resistant, dustproof and shockproof. Take it out to the porch in light rain without babying it.
Light Without Draining Your Phone
A dual LED flashlight with SOS and strobe modes, so your phone's battery is saved for calls and texts.
Power for Up to 3 Devices
USB-C, USB-A and wireless charging at the same time. Nobody has to wait their turn.
Fast When Time Is Short
20W USB-C takes an iPhone from empty to about 65% in around 30 minutes.
Built-in cables and a clip-on carabiner make it easy to grab and go.
One for Each Person You'd Call
Your charged phone can't reach someone whose phone is dead. A call or a text needs power on both ends.
Think about who you'd check on first: a parent who lives alone, a kid away from home, your spouse. Then think about the places a backup helps most, like your home and your car.
Every order is covered by our 60-Day Money Back Guarantee. If it's not for you, contact us within 60 days and we'll help you with your return.
Fully Tracked & Insured Shipping
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times can it fully charge my phone?
The 10,000 mAh Curelix Emergency Power Bank provides about 2–2.5 full charges for most iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones. Actual results can vary depending on the device and how it's being used.
How fast will it charge my phone?
The 20W USB-C port can take an iPhone from empty to about 65% in around 30 minutes. USB-A and wireless charging are also available, although they're slower than USB-C.
Is it waterproof? How durable is it?
The Curelix Emergency Power Bank is IPX4 splash-resistant, so it can handle splashes and light rain, but it should not be submerged.
Its rugged ABS + PC shell, reinforced rubber edges, dust-resistant design and shock-resistant construction are made for outdoor and emergency use.
Can it charge multiple devices at the same time?
Yes. The Curelix Emergency Power Bank can charge up to 3 devices at once using USB-C, USB-A and wireless charging.
That makes it easier to keep more than one phone or device powered when outlets aren't available.
Can I take it on a plane?
The battery is 37 Wh, which is below the common 100 Wh airline limit for carry-on power banks.
Power banks generally belong in carry-on luggage rather than checked baggage. Always check your airline's current rules before travelling.
How long does the solar panel take to charge it?
The solar panel is designed as a backup top-up, not the main way to recharge the power bank.
Charge the Curelix Emergency Power Bank by USB-C before you need it and use the stored power first.
When an outlet isn't available, place it outdoors in direct sunlight to add some power back.
Solar charging is slower than USB-C and depends on the available sunlight.