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The Flex Power Tools RD 10.8/18.0/230 Cordless Radio is designed for job sites and workshops, offering versatile power options and robust audio playback. Its key benefit lies in its dual power source capability (mains or Flex Li-ion batteries) and integrated Bluetooth for streaming. A notable caveat is that it is supplied as a bare unit, requiring separate purchase of a battery and charger.
| Model Part Number | 518255 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Flex Power Tools |
No, this model is supplied as a bare unit. A compatible Flex 10.8V or 18V Li-ion battery and charger must be purchased separately.
The Bluetooth streaming range is typically up to 10 meters (33 feet) in open space, but can be affected by obstacles and interference.
This radio is only compatible with Flex 10.8V and 18V Li-ion batteries.
The radio features an automatic station search function. You can also manually tune and save up to 5 favorite stations using the memory preset buttons.
The radio has an IP64 rating, which means it is protected against dust ingress and splashing water. It is not designed to be fully submerged.
DAB+ (Digital Audio Broadcasting) offers a wider selection of stations, better sound quality (less prone to static), and additional information like song titles, whereas FM is the traditional analog radio broadcast.
Yes, you can connect most MP3 players or other audio devices that have a standard 3.5mm headphone jack using the AUX input port.
Ensure the unit is properly connected to mains power or that a fully charged Flex battery is correctly inserted. Check the power outlet or try a different one.
Reposition the radio to a different location, away from potential sources of interference. Ensure the antenna is fully extended.
Ensure the radio and your device are within range (typically 10 meters). Turn off Bluetooth on both devices and try pairing again. Check if the radio is already paired with another device.
Check that the volume is turned up. If using AUX input, ensure the source device volume is also adequate. Verify that the correct audio source is selected.
Ensure the radio is powered on. Try using a different USB cable or check if your device is compatible with the USB charging output.
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