Solar Power Bank Emergency Radio with Hand Crank & NOAA

Solar Power Bank Emergency Radio – Your All-in-One Survival Essential

Stay connected and prepared with this Portable Emergency Solar Radio — a compact, multi-function device combining AM/FM/NOAA weather radio, a bright LED flashlight, and a 1000mAh power bank. Whether you're camping, hiking, or facing a power outage, this radio keeps you informed and powered up.

Why You'll Love It

• 📻 AM/FM/NOAA Weather Alerts — Receive real-time emergency broadcasts and severe weather warnings
• 🔦 3-LED Bright Flashlight — 5000lux illumination with 100,000-hour LED lifespan
• 🔋 1000mAh Power Bank — Charge smartphones, iPods, MP3 players via USB
• ☀️ Solar Charging Panel — Harness sunlight for continuous, off-grid power
• 🔄 Hand Crank Generator — Generate instant power with no batteries or electricity needed
• 🔌 USB Charging — Recharge via computer or wall adapter for everyday convenience
• 💧 Durable Rubberized Housing — Weather-resistant build for outdoor and emergency use
• 📡 Telescopic Antenna — Improved signal reception for AM/FM/NOAA bands

Perfect For

Camping trips, hiking adventures, road trips, hurricane preparedness, earthquake kits, bug-out bags, and everyday emergency readiness. Trusted by preppers, campers, and families who want to stay safe and connected no matter what.

Specifications

• AM Radio: 520–1710 KHz
• FM Radio: 87–108 MHz
• NOAA/Weather Band: 162.400–162.550 MHz
• Working Voltage: 2.7V–4.2V
• Battery: 2/3AAA 300mAh / 3.6V Ni-MH (Customer Replaceable)
• Flashlight: 3-LED, 5000lux @ 120mm, 100,000-hour lifespan
• USB Output: 5V (charges phones, PDAs, MP3 players)
• Dimensions: 128 × 60 × 45 mm
• USB Cable Length: ~50 cm

Package Includes

• 1 × Multi-Function Emergency Radio
• 1 × USB Charging Cable
• 1 × User Manual

Important Notes

• Not fully submersible — designed for light rain and outdoor conditions, not underwater use
• Built-in Ni-MH rechargeable battery is customer-replaceable
• Includes built-in charging and discharging protection for safe use
• Solar charging efficiency depends on sunlight intensity and angle