Portable AM/FM/NOAA Emergency Radio, 2,000mAh, Solar Crank

Keep a compact source of radio updates, light, and backup charging available for outages, travel, camping, and emergency-preparedness planning. This portable radio is listed with AM, FM, and NOAA weather-band reception, a 2,000mAh rechargeable battery, solar and hand-crank charging, USB charging, three white LED lights, and power-bank output.

Product Details

• Product type: Portable emergency weather radio
• Radio bands: AM, FM, and NOAA weather band
• Medium-wave range listed: 520-1710kHz
• FM range listed: 87-108MHz
• NOAA range listed: 162.450-162.550MHz
• Battery: 2,000mAh lithium-ion battery
• Charging methods: USB, solar, and hand crank
• Flashlight: Three high-brightness white LEDs
• Power-bank function: USB emergency charging for compatible devices
• Battery indicator: Listed for the 2,000mAh model
• Colors: Black and Red
• Interface listed: USB and Type-C
• Input voltage listed: 5V
• Dimensions listed: 130 x 60 x 40mm
• Weight listed: Approximately 280g
• Certification listed: CE
• Origin listed: Mainland China

Charging and Operation

• Use a 5V USB source as specified. Confirm the selected unit’s connector and cable before charging, because the source mentions Type-C in one field and a Micro USB cable in another.
• Solar charging works best in moderate sunlight and may be slow. The source gives an approximate 10-12 hour sunlight period, but actual charging varies with conditions.
• Use the hand crank smoothly and follow the manual. Crank-generated runtime varies with speed, battery condition, and the function being used.
• Turn the volume knob to power on and adjust sound, select AM, FM, or weather band, extend the antenna, and tune with the dial.
• Reception depends on location, antenna position, terrain, interference, and signal availability. This radio does not guarantee alerts or reception.

Water and Emergency-Use Notes

• The source contains a water-resistance conflict: one field says “water proof,” while the care instructions identify IPX3 and say not to immerse the unit. Treat it as splash resistant only.
• Keep the charging port and battery compartment dry. Never charge the radio while it or the connector is wet.
• This is an emergency-preparedness aid, not a guaranteed life-safety, evacuation, medical, navigation, or official emergency-communication system. Follow local authority instructions.
• Do not rely on this device as your only flashlight, radio, or phone-charging source during an emergency.
• Stop using it if the battery swells, leaks, overheats, smells unusual, or the housing or cable is damaged.
• Keep the lithium-ion battery away from fire, extreme heat, punctures, and prolonged direct sunlight.

Package Contents

The source lists one multifunctional radio. Confirm the cable type, lanyard, user manual, and any other accessories for the selected package.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which bands does it receive?

AM, FM, and NOAA weather band are listed. Actual reception varies by location and signal conditions.

How can it be charged?

USB, solar, and hand-crank charging are listed. Confirm whether the selected model uses Type-C or Micro USB.

Does it include a flashlight?

Yes. The source lists three high-brightness white LEDs.

Can it charge a phone?

The source describes emergency USB charging for compatible devices. Output capacity and phone compatibility are not specified, so treat it as backup power.

Is it waterproof?

The source conflicts. The safer stated limit is IPX3 and no immersion, so treat the radio as splash resistant only.

What colors are available?

Black and Red are listed.

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