The Hand-Crank & Solar Emergency Weather Radio with Flashlight & Power Bank provides multiple essential preparedness functions in one compact device. With AM/FM/NOAA weather-band reception, three charging methods, a built-in LED flashlight and emergency USB power output, it's designed for emergency kits, power outages, severe weather preparedness, camping and other situations where normal power may be unavailable.
AM/FM & NOAA Weather Radio
Tune in to AM and FM broadcasts as well as NOAA weather-band frequencies to receive weather information and other available broadcasts during emergencies, severe weather and power outages.
Three Ways to Recharge
The built-in rechargeable battery can be powered three ways: USB charging for normal everyday use, the integrated hand crank when conventional power isn't available, and the built-in solar panel for supplemental emergency charging. Comparable versions of this 1,000mAh radio use the same three-source charging arrangement.
Built-In Emergency Flashlight
An integrated LED flashlight provides convenient illumination during power outages, nighttime emergencies, camping and other low-light situations.
Emergency USB Power
The radio's built-in 1,000mAh rechargeable battery can provide limited USB power to compatible mobile devices when needed. This can be useful for supplemental emergency charging when conventional power isn't available.
Compact Emergency Design
Its portable design makes the radio easy to store with emergency supplies, in a vehicle preparedness kit, bug-out bag or camping equipment.
Specifications
Product Type: Emergency weather radio
Radio Bands: AM/FM/NOAA Weather Band
Battery Capacity: 1,000mAh rechargeable lithium battery
Charging Methods: USB, hand crank and solar
Emergency Device Charging: USB output
Lighting: Built-in LED flashlight
Material: ABS housing
Color: Red
Approximate Dimensions: 5 x 2.4 x 1.8 in
What's Included
Important Use Information
The integrated solar panel and hand crank are supplemental/emergency charging methods. For normal use, fully charge the internal battery by USB before storing the radio with your emergency supplies.
The 1,000mAh internal battery has limited capacity compared with a dedicated modern power bank. The USB output should therefore be considered an emergency supplemental phone-charging feature, not a replacement for a dedicated high-capacity power bank.
Weather-radio reception depends on location, terrain, antenna position and available broadcast signals. NOAA Weather Radio reception should not be confused with an automatic NOAA weather-alert function unless that feature is specifically verified for this model.
For emergency storage, periodically inspect and recharge the internal battery so the radio is ready when needed.
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