Solar Hand-Crank Emergency Weather Radio
For the family that wants to be ready when the power goes out.
See it in action
Ready when the power isn't.
Crank it, charge it in the sun or plug it in.
- 3 ways to charge
- Weather alerts
- Phone charging
The problem
Storms knock out power and phones.
When the power is out, your phone dies, the news is gone and flashlights need batteries you can't find.
Why you'll love it
Made to fix it
Charges 3 ways
Hand crank, solar panel or USB.
Stay informed
AM, FM and NOAA weather bands.
Keep a phone alive
Built-in battery for a quick top-up.
Light in the dark
Built-in LED flashlight.
Perfect for
Who it's for
Winter storms
Ready for outages.
Camping & road trips
Power without an outlet.
Gift for dad
Every home needs one.
Compare
How it compares
| Ours | Battery radio | |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Crank, solar or USB | Disposable batteries |
| Phone charging | ✓ | — |
| Flashlight | Built in | — |
| Weather bands | NOAA | Varies |
Details
Specs & what's in the box
Specifications
- Bands: AM / FM / NOAA weather
- Battery: 2000 mAh, rechargeable
- Charging: Hand crank, solar, USB
- Extras: LED flashlight, USB output
What's in the box
- Emergency radio
- USB charging cable
FAQ
Questions, answered
How do I charge it?
Turn the crank, set it in the sun, or charge by USB before storm season.
Can it charge my phone?
Yes, from its built-in battery. It's for a quick top-up in an emergency.
Does it pick up weather alerts?
It receives NOAA weather bands in the US.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship with tracking and usually arrive in 5–8 days. Shipping options and costs are shown at checkout before you pay.
Can I return it?
Yes. Our Refund policy explains the return window and how to start a return. If something isn't right, contact us first and we'll help.