📻 Emergency Weather Radio – Solar, Hand-Crank & USB Powered | 2000mAh Power Bank & NOAA Alerts
Stay prepared wherever you go with this compact emergency radio designed for storms, outages, off-grid adventures, and survival kits. Featuring NOAA weather alerts, multiple charging methods, and a built-in power bank, it keeps you informed and powered during any emergency. Perfect for camping, bug-out bags, vehicles, and home readiness.
🌩 NOAA Weather Alerts – Stay Informed
Receive real-time emergency broadcasts and severe weather updates through:
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7 NOAA weather bands
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AM/FM radio
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Fast and reliable tuning for storms, hurricanes, and disaster warnings.
🔋 Built-In 2000mAh (7400mWh) Power Bank
Keep essential devices running during emergencies:
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Charge small phones, flashlights, or GPS gear
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Ideal for off-grid situations, camping, or power outages
⚡ 3 Reliable Power Sources
You’ll never run out of energy thanks to three charging methods:
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☀ Solar Panel – maintains the internal battery
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🔌 Micro USB – fully charges in 3–5 hours
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🌀 Hand Crank Generator –
• 1 minute of cranking = 18 minutes flashlight or 6 minutes radio time
🔦 Emergency LED Flashlight
A bright 1W / 70LM LED provides essential visibility:
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For night navigation
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Power outages
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Emergency signaling
💧 Splash-Resistant & Outdoor Ready
Durable, compact, and weather-resistant — ideal for:
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Camping
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Hiking
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Bug-out bags
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Emergency car kits
📦 Package Includes
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1× Emergency Weather Radio
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1× Lanyard
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1× USB Cable
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1× User Manual
📐 Specifications
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Battery: 3.7V Li-ion, 2000mAh (7400mWh)
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Flashlight: 1W / 70 Lumens
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Power Consumption: 9W (max)
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Frequency:
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FM: 87–108 MHz
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AM: 520–1710 KHz
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NOAA: 162.400–162.550 MHz
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Weight: 0.5 lb
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Dimensions: 5 × 2.4 × 1.8 in
🛡 Safety Notes
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Do not expose the battery to excessive heat or open flame.
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Keep the radio dry; splash-proof does not mean waterproof.
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Avoid over-cranking the hand generator to prevent internal damage.
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Charge the power bank monthly to maintain battery health.
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Do not use the device while charging in heavy rain.


