NOAA Weather Radio - Hand Crank & Solar Powered - AM/FM Emergency Radio with SOS Alarm

THE WEATHER RADIO THAT WORKS WHEN THE POWER DOESN'T

When a storm takes the power, the cell towers and the Wi-Fi often go with it. That's exactly when you need to know where the storm is headed and when it's safe to go out.

This radio still tells you.

It picks up all 7 NOAA weather channels plus AM/FM news, and you keep it running with the sun, a hand crank or a USB-C cable.

• ✓ Hear the official NOAA weather broadcasts for your area on all 7 weather channels, even when your phone has no signal
• ✓ Keep up with local news and emergency updates on AM and FM, with no internet and no outlet
• ✓ Three ways to keep it going: the solar panel on top, the fold-out hand crank, or a USB-C cable
• ✓ A built-in 2,000mAh battery holds the charge, ready in the drawer for the night you need it
• ✓ A bright 3-LED flashlight in the end, so you're not hunting for candles in the dark
• ✓ An SOS button: hold it for 3 seconds and it sounds a loud 115 dB siren and flashes, so you can be found
• ✓ Small enough for a go-bag, a glovebox or a kitchen drawer, at about 6 inches long

YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE TO RELY ON A PHONE THAT NEEDS A TOWER

Most people plan on getting their storm updates from their phone. Then the power's out, the towers are overloaded and the battery's at 9%. You're sitting in the dark guessing.

This one doesn't guess. Pull up the antenna, flip to WB and you're listening to the National Weather Service. Crank it for a few minutes or leave it in a window, and it keeps going. Flashlight on. Siren if you need it.

It's not just a radio. It's the one thing in the house that still works, and still knows what's coming, when everything else has gone dark.

WHY THIS WEATHER RADIO DOESN'T LEAVE YOUR EMERGENCY KIT

• ✓ NOAA weather band, AM and FM in one compact radio
• ✓ Solar top-up during the day, hand crank at night, USB-C when the power's on
• ✓ 3-LED flashlight that lights a whole room
• ✓ SOS mode: 115 dB siren plus flashing light
• ✓ IPX4 splash-resistant with a rubber bumper frame, for rain on the porch or at camp
• ✓ Covered USB-C port and a wrist strap for carrying
• ✓ Just as handy on a camping trip, a road trip or the kitchen counter during hurricane season

SPECIFICATIONS

• Bands: AM / FM / NOAA weather band (7 channels)
• Power: solar panel, hand crank, USB-C charging
• Battery: 2,000mAh rechargeable
• Light: 3-LED flashlight
• Emergency: SOS button with 115 dB siren and flashing light
• Water resistance: IPX4 (splash-resistant)
• Size: about 6 × 2.7 × 1.6 in (15.2 × 6.8 × 4 cm)
• In the box: radio, USB-C cable, wrist strap, user manual

FAQ

Does it get NOAA weather broadcasts?
Yes. Switch to WB and it picks up all 7 NOAA weather channels the National Weather Service broadcasts on.

How do I charge it without power?
Leave it in the sun so the solar panel can top it up, or turn the hand crank. When the power's on, charge it with the USB-C cable.

Can it charge my phone?
Its 2,000mAh battery can give your phone an emergency top-up, enough for a call or a few texts. It's not a full phone charge.

Is it waterproof?
It's IPX4 splash-resistant, so rain is fine. Don't put it under water.

Can I return it?
Yes. Not satisfied? You can return it within 30 days.

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