The VEVOR 2000mAh NOAA Emergency Weather Radio with Hand Crank & Solar Charging provides weather information, emergency lighting and multiple backup power options in a compact radio for outages, severe weather, camping and emergency preparedness.
AM/FM & NOAA Weather Alerts
Access AM, FM and weather-band broadcasts, including 7 NOAA weather channels. The radio can automatically tune to the strongest weather-channel signal and provides visual and audible alerts for emergency weather information.
2000mAh Rechargeable Battery
The built-in 2000mAh battery powers the radio, emergency functions and lighting while also providing limited emergency USB charging for compatible mobile devices.
The supplier states up to approximately 20 hours of radio operation, depending on operating conditions and functions used.
Multiple Power Options
The radio supports several power sources for greater flexibility during outages and emergencies:
Solar and hand-crank charging provide supplemental options when conventional charging isn't available.
Emergency Lighting & SOS Alarm
A built-in 1W LED flashlight provides illumination for outages, camping and nighttime emergencies. The radio also incorporates six emergency LEDs and an audible SOS alarm for attracting attention when assistance is needed.
Emergency USB Charging
The 2000mAh battery can provide supplemental USB power to a compatible phone or other small device when normal charging isn't available.
Additional Outdoor Features
A headphone jack allows private listening, while the integrated bottle opener adds a convenient feature for camping and outdoor use.
Specifications
Brand: VEVOR
Product Type: Emergency Weather Radio
Battery Capacity: 2000mAh
Radio Bands: AM / FM / WB
NOAA Weather Channels: 7
Power Options: Rechargeable Battery, USB, Solar, Hand Crank & AAA Batteries
Emergency Charging: USB Output
Flashlight: 1W LED
Emergency Signal: SOS Alarm & 6 LEDs
Headphone Jack: Yes
Bottle Opener: Yes
Housing Material: ABS
Water Resistance: IPX3
Weight: Approximately 0.7 lb / 0.33 kg
Important Use Information
Fully charge the internal battery by USB before placing the radio into emergency storage. Check and recharge it periodically so it is ready when needed.
Treat the solar panel and hand crank as supplemental emergency charging methods, rather than the primary method for charging the 2000mAh battery.
USB phone charging is intended for emergency use. A 2000mAh battery provides substantially less charging capacity than a dedicated high-capacity power bank.
The IPX3 rating means water-resistant, not waterproof. Do not submerge the radio or expose it to prolonged heavy rain.
NOAA and other radio reception depends on location, terrain, buildings, interference and antenna positioning.