Portable AM/FM/NOAA Emergency Radio, Solar and Hand Crank

Keep weather and radio information available during outages, travel, camping, and emergency-preparedness planning. This compact portable radio is listed with AM, FM, and NOAA weather-band reception, a 2,000mAh rechargeable battery, solar and hand-crank charging, USB charging, a three-LED flashlight, and emergency power-bank output.

Product Details

• Product type: Portable emergency weather radio
• Radio bands listed: 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 listed: USB, solar, and hand crank
• Flashlight: Three high-brightness white LEDs
• Power-bank function: USB emergency charging output 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 Radio Use

• USB charging uses a 5V source according to the listing. Confirm the connector, cable, and charging port on the selected unit before use, because one part of the source references Type-C while another describes a Micro USB charging cable.
• For solar charging, the source recommends moderate sunlight. Solar charging speed depends on light conditions and may not fully recharge the battery quickly.
• For hand-crank charging, use the crank smoothly and follow the manual. The source gives approximate lighting, radio, and call-time results after cranking, but actual output varies with speed and battery condition.
• Turn the volume knob to power on and adjust volume, choose AM, FM, or weather band, extend the antenna, and tune stations with the dial.
• Radio reception depends on location, antenna position, terrain, interference, and signal availability. This device does not guarantee emergency alerts or reception.

Water and Emergency-Use Notes

• One specification says “water proof,” but the care section says the unit is not fully waterproof and identifies IPX3. Treat it as splash resistant only, not submersible.
• Keep the charging port and battery area dry. Never charge the radio while it is wet, and do not immerse it.
• This is an emergency-preparedness aid, not a guaranteed life-safety, evacuation, medical, navigation, or official emergency-communication system. Follow instructions from local authorities.
• Do not rely on the flashlight or power bank as your only emergency lighting or phone-charging source.
• Stop use if the battery swells, leaks, overheats, smells unusual, or the casing or charging 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. Cable type, lanyard, manual, and other accessories should be confirmed for the selected package.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which radio 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?

The source lists USB, solar, and hand-crank charging. Confirm whether the selected model uses Type-C or Micro USB, because the source mentions both.

Does it have 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, cable requirements, and phone compatibility are not specified, so treat it as backup power rather than a full replacement charger.

Is it waterproof?

The source conflicts. One field says waterproof, while the care instructions identify IPX3 and say not to immerse it. Use it as splash resistant only.

What colors are available?

Black and Red are listed.

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