Emergency Hand Crank Solar Radio — AM/FM/NOAA Weather Band

When the power grid goes down and cell networks are congested or offline, this emergency radio is how you receive critical information. The NOAA Weather Radio band provides direct access to the National Weather Service all-hazards alert system — the same broadcasts used to issue tornado warnings, flash flood alerts, and evacuation orders.

Three power sources ensure it will always work: hand crank (60 seconds of cranking = 15–20 minutes of play), built-in solar panel for continuous daytime operation, and a rechargeable lithium battery topped up via USB-C. The 2000mAh battery also charges your phone via USB-A output — a critical secondary function when your phone is your lifeline.

• Bands: AM (520–1710kHz), FM (87–108MHz), NOAA Weather (7 preset channels)
• Power: hand crank, solar panel, USB-C rechargeable (2000mAh battery)
• USB-A power bank output to charge your phone
• LED flashlight with SOS strobe mode
• Reading lamp mode
• Headphone jack (3.5mm)
• Weight: approximately 320g