Hand Crank Emergency Radio – Solar and USB Charging, Shortwave and Flashlight

Hand Crank Emergency Radio – Keeps Working When the Power Goes Out

In a power outage, Wi-Fi and cell service are often the first things to go. This emergency radio charges by hand crank, solar panel or USB and picks up AM, FM and shortwave. It also has a flashlight and can top up your phone.

Why choose this emergency radio?

You're not tied to one power source. If the battery is empty and there's no sun, a few minutes of cranking gets it going again.

• Three ways to charge – hand crank, solar panel or USB.
• 10,000 mAh battery – with a USB output to charge your phone.
• AM, FM and shortwave – digital tuner, with shortwave reaching where FM drops out.
• LED flashlight – a focused beam, right at hand in the dark.
• Bluetooth speaker – handy for everyday listening, so it stays charged more often.

A device you hope you never need, and want close by when you do.

Keep the radio in a set spot you can find in the dark, like a kitchen drawer or the closet by the breaker panel. Top it up over USB every few months, so the crank is only a last resort. During a longer outage, put the solar panel on a sunny windowsill.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 6.9 x 2.5 x 3.9 in (17.4 x 6.3 x 9.9 cm)
• Battery: 10,000 mAh with USB output
• Reception: AM, FM and shortwave
• Housing: ABS plastic

Have it ready for the moment the lights go out.