1000mAh Emergency NOAA Radio with Hand Crank & Solar Power

Product Description

When electricity, cellular service, or internet access becomes unreliable, a compact radio gives your family another way to access important information.

This 1000mAh Emergency NOAA Weather Radio combines AM/FM and NOAA weather-band reception, a 1W LED flashlight, emergency USB power bank, and three charging methods in a pocket-sized design weighing approximately half a pound.

Charge it normally through USB, use the integrated solar panel for supplemental charging, or generate emergency power manually with the hand crank. Its compact size makes it especially practical for go bags, vehicle emergency kits, camping equipment, and home power-outage supplies.

AM/FM + NOAA Weather Band

The radio covers standard AM and FM broadcasts along with NOAA weather-band frequencies:

• AM: 520–1710 kHz
• FM: 87–108 MHz
• NOAA/WB: 162.40–162.55 MHz

NOAA weather-band reception can provide access to compatible weather broadcasts when a station is within reception range.

Three Ways to Keep It Powered

Multiple charging methods reduce dependence on any single source of electricity.

USB Charging: The supplier states that a full USB recharge takes approximately 3–5 hours.

Solar Charging: An integrated solar panel provides supplemental charging when sufficient sunlight is available.

Hand-Crank Dynamo: Manually generate a small amount of power when conventional charging isn't available.

For emergency readiness, USB should be considered the primary charging method. The compact solar panel and hand crank are best treated as supplemental backup options.

Hand-Crank Emergency Power

According to the supplier, approximately one minute of cranking at 130 RPM may generate enough energy for roughly:

• 18 minutes of flashlight use
• 6 minutes of radio operation

These are supplier estimates rather than guaranteed runtimes. Actual performance will depend on cranking speed, battery condition, radio volume, reception, temperature, and other operating conditions.

1000mAh Emergency Power Bank

The built-in 1000mAh lithium-ion battery can provide emergency power to compatible USB-powered devices.

This can be useful for providing a small phone top-up when maintaining communication is more important than fully charging the device.

Because 1000mAh is modest compared with modern smartphone battery capacities—and conversion losses further reduce usable output—this feature should be positioned as emergency supplemental charging rather than a full phone recharge solution.

1W LED Flashlight

A built-in 1W LED flashlight provides an immediately available light source during nighttime outages, roadside situations, camping trips, or other low-light conditions.

Combining lighting and radio reception in the same compact unit can also reduce the number of individual devices needed in a basic go bag.

Pocket-Sized for Go Bags

At approximately 5 × 2.4 × 1.8 inches and 0.5 lb, the radio takes up relatively little space.

That makes it well suited for preparedness kits where size and weight matter, including:

• Family go bags
• Vehicle emergency kits
• Evacuation supplies
• Camping equipment
• RV supplies
• Home outage kits

Key Features

• AM/FM radio
• NOAA weather-band reception
• 1000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Emergency USB power-bank function
• Hand-crank dynamo charging
• Integrated solar charging
• USB charging
• Approx. 3–5 hour USB recharge, per supplier
• 1W LED flashlight
• Compact 5-inch body
• Approx. 0.5 lb weight
• ABS construction
• Multiple backup charging methods
• Designed for camping and emergency preparedness

Ideal Uses

• Family emergency preparedness
• Home power outages
• Severe-weather supplies
• Go bags and evacuation kits
• Vehicle emergency kits
• Camping
• Hiking
• RV travel
• Road trips
• Emergency lighting
• Backup broadcast communications

Specifications

• Product Type: Emergency Weather Radio
• Color: Red
• Material: ABS
• Battery: Polymer Lithium-Ion
• Battery Capacity: 1000mAh
• AM Frequency: 520–1710 kHz
• FM Frequency: 87–108 MHz
• NOAA/WB Frequency: 162.40–162.55 MHz
• Maximum Power Consumption: 3W
• Working Voltage: 2.7V–4.2V
• Flashlight: 1W LED
• USB Charging: Yes
• Solar Charging: Yes
• Hand-Crank Charging: Yes
• Emergency USB Charging: Yes
• Dimensions: Approx. 5 × 2.4 × 1.8 in
• Weight: Approx. 0.5 lb

Battery Capacity Clarification

The supplier listing contains a conflicting reference to a “2000mAh phone charger,” but the product title, specifications, and detailed description repeatedly identify the internal battery as 1000mAh.

For accuracy, this listing uses 1000mAh. Do not advertise a 2000mAh capacity unless the supplier confirms that specification for the exact unit being sold.

Solar & Hand-Crank Charging Expectations

The integrated solar panel and hand crank provide useful redundancy, but neither should be treated as an unlimited source of electricity.

Solar output varies with sunlight, panel orientation, temperature, clouds, and environmental conditions. Hand-crank generation also produces relatively small amounts of energy compared with normal USB charging.

For better preparedness, fully charge the radio before storing it and periodically check its battery condition.

Emergency Preparedness Advantages

Broadcast radio adds another layer to a family communication plan because it doesn't require Wi-Fi or cellular data to receive available AM/FM or NOAA weather-band broadcasts.

The flashlight provides emergency illumination, while the internal battery offers limited USB power for a compatible phone or small device.

For longer emergencies, pair the radio with a separate charged power bank and other appropriate communication equipment rather than relying exclusively on its 1000mAh battery, solar panel, or hand crank.

Package Includes

• 1 × 1000mAh Emergency AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio

Why You'll Love It

This radio focuses on the functions that matter most when space is limited: broadcast information, emergency lighting, backup charging, and multiple ways to generate power.

At only about half a pound, it's compact enough to keep permanently in a go bag or vehicle kit without adding unnecessary bulk.

Use it for camping and outdoor trips, then keep it charged with your family emergency supplies as a simple backup when normal power and communications aren't available.