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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister AM FM SW Emergency Torch Radio internal power cable

SKU CH-9W70-2R9CV

An internal power cable designed for the AM/FM/SW emergency torch radio with Bluetooth, solar charging and LED flashlight

  • Multi-band AM/FM/SW reception keeps you informed
  • Solar and Bluetooth charging options provide flexible power
  • Integrated LED flashlight adds emergency illumination
  • Built-in speaker delivers clear audio without headphones

Internal power cable for emergency radio

This internal power cable is designed for the Ruth's sister AM FM SW Emergency Torch Radio. It connects the radio's internal power circuitry to its solar panel, hand crank or battery compartment. The cable suits repair technicians and hobbyists who need a direct replacement for a damaged or missing original lead.

Upgrade from frayed or corroded factory wiring

The cable replaces the original internal power loom when insulation has cracked, connectors have oxidised or wires have broken from repeated flexing. The jump is worth it when the radio no longer charges from solar or crank sources, or when intermittent power cuts the speaker and flashlight during use.

Highlights

  • Multi-band AM/FM/SW reception keeps you informed
  • Solar and Bluetooth charging options provide flexible power
  • Integrated LED flashlight adds emergency illumination
  • Built-in speaker delivers clear audio without headphones

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which connector does the internal power cable use to attach to the Ruth's sister AM FM SW Emergency Torch Radio?

The cable plugs directly into the radio's internal power socket; no separate adapter is required.

What is the first step when installing the cable, and which mistake should be avoided?

Switch the radio off, then align the plug with the socket and press straight in — forcing it at an angle can bend the pins.

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