Storm Safe AM/FM/NOAA Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank & Solar Charging

The Storm Safe AM/FM/NOAA Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank & Solar Charging provides access to weather information and AM/FM broadcasts while offering multiple backup power options for emergencies, outages and outdoor use. Its compact design combines a weather radio, hand-crank generator, solar charging, flashlight and emergency phone-charging capability in one portable unit.

AM/FM & NOAA Weather Band

Tune in to AM, FM and NOAA Weather Band frequencies for news, entertainment and weather information when internet, cellular service or household power may be unavailable.

Multiple Power Options

The radio provides several ways to maintain power, including its built-in rechargeable battery, hand-crank dynamo, solar panel and USB charging. These options provide additional flexibility during power outages and extended outdoor use.

Emergency Phone Charging

A USB output allows the radio's internal battery to provide supplemental charging power to compatible phones and other small electronic devices when conventional power isn't available.

Built-In LED Flashlight

Three bright white LEDs provide an integrated flashlight for navigating during blackouts, nighttime camping or other low-light situations.

Compact & Portable

Measuring approximately 5 × 2.5 × 2 inches and weighing approximately 10.1 ounces, the radio is compact enough for emergency supplies, camping equipment and vehicle preparedness gear.

Specifications

Product Type: Emergency Weather Radio
Radio Bands: AM / FM / NOAA Weather Band
AM Frequency: 525–1710 kHz
FM Frequency: 88–108 MHz
NOAA Weather Band: 162.40–162.55 MHz
Working Voltage: 2.7V–4.2V
Rechargeable Battery: 300mAh / 3.6V Ni-MH
Charging Methods: USB, Solar & Hand Crank
Flashlight: 3-LED
Antenna: Telescopic
Speaker: Built-In
Dimensions: Approximately 5 × 2.5 × 2 in
Weight: Approximately 10.1 oz / 285 g
Color: Red

What's Included

• 1 Storm Safe Emergency Weather Radio
• 1 USB Cable
• 1 USB Adapter
• 1 DC Charging Cable

Important Use Information

Fully charge the rechargeable battery before placing the radio into long-term emergency storage. Periodically check and recharge the unit so it is ready when needed.

The solar panel and hand crank should be treated as supplemental emergency charging methods. For normal preparation, charge the radio from an appropriate powered source before an emergency whenever possible.

Phone-charging capability is intended for supplemental emergency power. With its relatively small internal battery, this product should not be presented as a replacement for a dedicated high-capacity power bank.

Reception quality depends on location, terrain, buildings and other conditions. Extend and reposition the telescopic antenna as necessary for improved reception.

Keep the radio protected from excessive moisture and do not submerge it in water.