When grid power fails, this emergency radio maintains communication and charges connected devices through three independent power sources: a manual hand crank, a built-in solar panel, and a standard USB-C wall adapter.
Continuous Weather & Broadcast Reception
Tune directly into NOAA severe weather networks, AM talk transmissions, and FM broadcast stations. Maintaining direct dial-up capability ensures you receive real-time storm tracking, evacuation maps, and emergency directives even when cellular towers go offline.
2000mAh Power Bank Output
The internal 2000mAh reservoir stores enough energy to deliver partial charges to a smartphone or GPS unit during extended blackouts. Keep your setup powered indefinitely by switching between solar exposure, crank rotation, or wall charging. Connect external speakers via the front USB port to route crystal-clear audio for group briefings or shared listening.
Compact Field Specifications
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Dimensions: 5.98 by 2.67 inches, fitting easily into vehicle glove compartments and slim gear bags
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Illumination: Triple-LED flashlight array engineered for low-light navigation
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Safety Beacon: Dedicated panic signal designed to attract search-and-rescue teams
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Build: Impact-resistant plastic casing constructed for repeated deployment
Rotate the handle to generate electrical current when light conditions are poor, or leave the solar face exposed to daylight while charging. Pack this self-sustaining communication hub before winter storms, hurricane season, or multi-day power fluctuations.
