Solar Emergency Crank Radio with 16000mAh Power Bank - NOAA Weather Alert, Hand Dynamo, AM/FM Portable Radio, Bright Flashlight & Phone Charger for Power Outages, Camping, Survival Kits (Gray)

Features

• Essential NOAA Weather Alert Radio with Real-Time Warnings: Stay ahead of dangerous weather! This emergency radio reliably receives alerts from up to 7 NOAA stations (162.400-162.550MHz) using its upgraded DSP chip. Be the first to know about hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, and other severe conditions in your area, giving your family critical time to seek safety.
• Massive 16000mAh Power Bank & Extended Runtime: Never be powerless in an emergency. The huge built-in 16000mAh battery powers the radio for up to 180 hours (medium volume), the reading lamp for 58 hours, or the bright LED flashlight for 30-58 hours. Crucially, it acts as a power bank to recharge your phone and other USB devices multiple times.
• Crystal Clear AM/FM Radio Reception Anywhere: Enjoy music, news, traffic, and sports nationwide. Featuring the latest DSP anti-jamming technology and a powerful 15.7" 180° swivel antenna, this portable radio delivers strong reception on FM (87-108MHz) and AM (520-1710KHz) bands. The large, high-quality speaker ensures clear sound, plus a headphone jack provides private listening.
• Triple Power Source Reliability (Solar/Crank/USB-C): Ready for anything! Charge this survival radio via USB-C (cable included), solar power (sunlight), or the hand crank. The integrated solar panel and durable crank generator ensure you have power even when the grid is down. LED indicators show charging status (orange for solar/crank, red for USB) and a 4-segment battery meter keeps you informed.
• Complete Emergency Kit Essential: Flashlight, Reading Lamp, SOS Alarm & Compass: More than just a radio! This all-in-one survival tool includes a bright LED flashlight for navigation, a focused reading lamp for tasks, a loud SOS alarm beacon to signal for help, and a built-in compass for direction. The rugged grey design is built for emergency preparedness and outdoor adventures.