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📻 Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio – AM/FM & NOAA Weather Alerts
📻 Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio – AM/FM & NOAA Weather Alerts
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📻 Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio – AM/FM & NOAA Weather Alerts
Regular price
$39.99
Regular price
$39.99
Sale price
$91.95
Unit price
per
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Emergency Solar & Hand Crank Radio
Stay Informed. Keep Backup Power Close.
When the lights go out or an outlet is out of reach, keep radio listening, a built-in LED light and backup device charging in one portable unit. Recharge by USB, with hand-crank and solar options for supplemental power.
Another Way to Listen
Keep Local Broadcasts Within Reach
A draining phone battery can make an outage feel more uncertain. AM/FM and weather-band reception give you another way to hear available broadcasts, without using your phone’s data connection.
Weather-Band Reception
Listen to a local NOAA broadcast when its frequency matches the radio and the signal is within reach.
Reception depends on location, terrain and station coverage. The radio does not restore a lost cellular signal.
A Hands-On Backup
Turn the Crank When an Outlet Isn’t Available
The integrated handle gives you a manual way to add energy to the battery. It is a useful fallback when USB charging is unavailable, with the amount of power gained depending on how long and how consistently you crank.
Cranking provides limited supplemental energy. Charge the battery in advance whenever a suitable USB source is available.
Use Available Sunlight
Let Sunlight Support Your Backup
The built-in panel offers another way to add charge while you are away from an outlet. Position it in suitable sunlight and follow the operating instructions for exposure and temperature limits.
Solar charging is supplemental. Output varies with sunlight and exposure time. It does not provide unlimited or continuous power, and a full recharge time is not specified.
A Reserve for Small Devices
A Backup Top-Up When Your Battery Runs Low
The built-in 2000mAh battery supports backup charging for a compatible USB-powered device. Keep a suitable cable with your kit and check the radio’s output requirements against your device before relying on it.
Delivered charge depends on the radio’s remaining battery, conversion losses and the connected device. A full phone charge or fast charging is not promised.
Home Kit to Campsite
Keep Everyday Backup Essentials Together
Bring one compact radio into your home preparedness kit or camping setup. The built-in light and portable format keep useful functions close at hand when you are away from your usual power source.
Ready at Home
Store it somewhere easy to find, together with the charging cable you use and your other supplies.
Along for the Trip
Check the battery and local reception before leaving, then keep the unit protected in your kit.
Keep Your Backup Ready
Pack It. Protect It. Check It.
A protective outer housing brings the controls, battery and charging features into one portable unit. Keep the radio sheltered from rain, moisture and rough handling so it is ready when you need it.
Keep the radio dry. No waterproof, impact-resistance or extreme-temperature rating is provided. Do not leave it exposed to rain or immerse it in water; follow the supplied care instructions.
Prepare Before You Need It
Three Checks for Your Backup Kit
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Charge Ahead
Charge through a compatible USB source according to the instructions. Keep solar and hand cranking as supplemental options.
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Find a Station
Extend the antenna and test reception. Match a listed weather frequency to the local station you want to hear.
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Test Your Setup
Try the light and your compatible device cable before packing. Recheck the radio periodically during storage.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I recharge the radio?
Use a compatible USB source, the built-in hand crank or the solar panel. USB lets you prepare the battery ahead of time. Solar and hand cranking add supplemental energy; charging speed and available runtime vary with conditions and use.
Can it charge my phone?
It supports backup charging for compatible USB-powered devices using its 2000mAh battery. Check the output specifications and use a suitable cable. The amount of charge delivered varies, so do not count on a full phone recharge or fast charging.
Which radio frequencies does it receive?
The listed ranges are AM 530–1620 kHz and FM 87–108 MHz. The specified NOAA frequencies are 162.400, 162.425 and 162.450 MHz. Check the frequency and coverage of your local weather station before purchase.
Will it automatically sound a weather warning?
Plan to switch the radio on and tune it manually. An automatic tone-alert or SAME function is not confirmed for this model. Weather-band reception alone does not establish automatic warning capability.
Is it waterproof or suitable for extreme weather?
No waterproof, impact-resistance or extreme-temperature rating is specified. Keep it dry and protected, avoid rain exposure and immersion, and follow the operating and storage limits in the supplied instructions.
What is included, and which colors are available?
The package contains one emergency solar hand crank radio. Red, Orange and Black are the listed color options; this is one radio, not a three-color set. Cable or adapter inclusion is not specified.
A Practical Backup, Kept Within Reach.
Prepare the battery, find your stations and keep your radio with the supplies you can reach easily.
