Description
Enhance your Emergency Preparedness with FosPower’s Solar Crank Emergency Weather Radio
The weather radio provides you with tools to use in emergency and non-emergency environments. The radio comes integrated with a 1W LED flashlight with zoom, an SOS alarm, 2000mAh power bank, 2 LED lights, radio broadcasts access, and 3 power options to provide emergency power.
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Integrated Power Bank Keeps Your Devices Powered in an EmergencyA 2000mAh power bank provides enough emergency power to any mobile device in emergency situations. Works with most USB powered devices. | Package Includes
| 3 Power SourcesThe solar crank emergency radio’s AAA batteries, a solar panel, and a crank lever provide full battery power. The solar panel and crank are regenerative, ensuring you have power whenever you need it. |
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2 LED Light SourcesFosPower’s emergency weather radio provides you with 2 light sources: a 4 LED reading light and a 1W LED flashlight capable of lighting any emergency situation. | Specifications
| Emergency Radio AccessFosPower’s emergency radio will give you dependable access to emergency NOAA weather broadcasts. The AM/FM function provides full access to all AM or FM radio broadcasts. |
Greg –
Bought this after our most recent hurricane, as I didn’t have a simple radio to tune into local news & the latest weather reports. With power & cell phone coverage knocked out, old-fashioned radios became the only means of getting info. This device has a lot of useful extra features, specifically when it comes to its power source(s). It can be recharged by hand-crank or a built-in solar panel (both of which would be a last resort). It can also be powered by 3 AAA batteries OR its built-in 2000mah battery (also useful for topping up a cell phone). It has 2 lights (the one under the flip-up solar panel is super bright) & an audible SOS alarm. The one downside to this radio is the audio quality of the speaker. Reception is good, but the sound is tinny and not very loud. It’s fine for getting the news, or listening to talk radio, but music doesn’t sound good and if you’re hard of hearing it may not be to your liking. All in all its well worth it just for its versatility in an emergency situations.