What It Is 

This compact emergency radio can be kept in a go-bag, car, or kitchen drawer. As a genuine AM FM weather band radio, it picks up AM, FM, and weather band frequencies, so your family stays informed no matter what's happening outside. This solar radio charges from sunlight or a built-in hand crank, meaning it never truly runs out of power, making it a dependable portable emergency radio for storms, road trips, and grid outages alike. 

Why You Need This 

Most households only think about emergency radios after the power's already out and the phone's already dead. This weather alert radio is built for moments when you have no batteries to hunt for and no outlets, just sunlight or a few cranks of the handle. As a genuine solar radio, it keeps working when everything else has gone quiet, which is exactly what emergency radios are for. Don't wait for the next severe weather warning to realize your family has no reliable way to receive emergency updates. 

Key Features 

• AM/FM/Weather Band reception — a true am fm weather band radio for local news and alerts 

• Solar charging — this solar radio recharges for free anywhere there's sunlight 

• Hand crank power — never worry about dead batteries with these emergency radios 

• Built-in flashlight — added visibility during outages or nighttime emergencies 

• SOS function — signal for help when it matters most 

• Lightweight, compact design — easy to grab and carry as a portable emergency radio 

Specifications 

• Bands: AM, FM, Weather Band (WB) 

• Power sources: Solar panel, hand crank 

• Other Features: Flashlight, SOS alert 

• Design: Lightweight, compact, grab-and-go 

Who It's For 

Suburban families who want simple, dependable emergency radios without complicated setup or subscriptions. These emergency radios suit anyone building a car kit, home emergency bag, or camping gear, and this portable emergency radio is an easy first step for households just starting to prepare. 

These emergency radios keep your family informed when the grid goes down and the batteries run dry. Add these emergency radios to your emergency kit today, before the next storm catches your family without a way to stay informed.