Solar Hand-Crank Emergency Weather Radio

Emergency Weather Radio

When the Power Goes Out,
Keep Your Essentials Close.

Weather broadcasts, practical lighting and backup phone power—all in one compact device. Keep it ready for unexpected outages, storm preparation and time away from an outlet.

One device. Everyday preparedness.

Six Useful Functions.
One Easy-to-Store Radio.

More ways to recharge

An Outlet Is Only
One of Your Options.

Charge by USB before you need it. If an outlet is unavailable, the hand crank and solar panel offer backup charging options to help keep essential functions available.

Hand-Crank Backup

Generate supplemental power by turning the crank when other charging sources are unavailable.

Solar Supplement

Use available sunlight for supplemental charging. Charging performance depends on sunlight and placement.

USB Charging

Recharge ahead of a trip or forecast storm so your radio starts with stored battery power.

Hand-crank and solar charging are backup methods. Runtime varies with battery condition, charging conditions and the function being used.

Stay informed as conditions change

Keep a Broadcast Option
Beyond Your Phone.

When internet access is interrupted, a battery-powered radio gives you another way to listen. Switch between AM, FM and the weather band for available local programming and weather information.

Reception depends on location, terrain and station coverage. Weather-band reception does not by itself confirm automatic standby alerts.

Two useful backup functions

Extra Phone Power.
A Way to Signal Nearby.

A low phone battery and limited visibility can make an outage more difficult. Keep supplemental charging and a local SOS signal together in your emergency kit.

2000mAh Backup Battery

Provide a supplemental charge to a compatible phone when an outlet is unavailable. The amount of charge depends on the phone, cable, remaining battery power and conversion losses.

Audible & Visual SOS Signal

Use the siren and flashing light to help attract attention nearby. This is a local signaling function; it does not contact emergency services or transmit your location.

Light for moving. Light for staying put.

Two Lights for
Different Moments.

Find your way through a dark room, then switch to the foldable lamp for reading or nearby tasks. Both lighting options are built into the same compact body.

Front LED Flashlight

A directed beam for locating supplies and illuminating the area ahead.

Private Listening

Connect compatible wired earphones through the 3.5mm audio output.

Foldable Reading Lamp

Raise the six-LED panel for close-up lighting while reading or organizing essentials.

Make room for a useful backup

At Home, on the Road,
or Away for the Weekend.

At approximately 260g, the ABS-bodied radio fits easily into a preparedness routine. Keep it somewhere accessible, check its charge regularly and bring it along when you expect time away from reliable power.

Camping Trips

Pack lighting and radio functions with your campsite essentials.

Road-Trip Supplies

Carry a portable backup with your travel kit, following the specified storage conditions.

Outdoor Adventures

Add a compact radio and light to your outdoor equipment.

Home Storm Kit

Store it with your household essentials before severe weather arrives.

Know your equipment

Product Specifications

A few practical answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Prepare before you need it

A Small Addition
to a Better-Prepared Home.

Charge it, learn the controls and keep it within reach. Bring radio, lighting and backup power together in a device that is easy to make part of your emergency kit.