Emergency Crank Radio With Solar - 4000 mAh

🎧 Accept nothing but the best? Then this is the ultimate emergency radio for you!

This hand-crank radio is ready whenever you need it — perfect as an emergency radio, camping companion, portable radio, or even for relaxing evenings on the patio.

Compared to our smaller models, this radio offers double the battery capacity. Equipped with a hand crank, solar panel, and the option to use AAA batteries, it’s a reliable choice in any situation.

This Emergency Radio — all the features you need, and more!
✅ FM / AM / WB (NOAA) bands
✅ Bright 1W LED torch
✅ Telescopic aerial for excellent reception
✅ Hand-crank dynamo charging
✅ Solar panel charging
✅ USB charging (adapter not included)
✅ Battery-powered — compatible with standard AAA batteries
✅ Large 4,000 mAh power bank — works as a phone charger
✅ Compact & lightweight: 490g, 20 × 9 × 8 cm

Extra smart features:

• AUX input — use it as a speaker for your phone (if it has a headphone jack)
• Large LCD display — no more guessing frequencies, clear and easy to read
• SOS alarm function — can also act as a personal safety alarm
• Improved sound quality compared to many other crank radios

Charge it in four different ways:
With this radio, you’ll always be prepared — even if you can’t access mains power. Choose from:
1️⃣ Hand crank
2️⃣ Solar panel
3️⃣ USB (e.g., from a power bank)
4️⃣ AAA batteries

Ideally, keep it fully charged via USB so you’re ready to access crucial information instantly. (Note: Micro-USB cable not included.)

Hand crank power:
If you forget to charge it (we’ve all been there!), you still have options. Just one minute of cranking gives you:

• 5–10 minutes of light
• 3–5 minutes of radio
• 3–5 minutes of phone talk time

Solar charging:
Ideal for keeping the battery topped up — simply leave it in direct sunlight. Full charge via solar takes around 35 hours.

AAA batteries:
One of the few crank radios that can also run on standard AAA batteries — affordable, easy to stock up on, and rechargeable options available.

Three frequency bands:

• FM — essential for local broadcasts, including emergency alerts.
• AM — receive distant European stations if local networks fail.
• WB (NOAA) — for US and Caribbean weather broadcasts (less relevant in the UK).

Extra-large power bank — properly charge your phone!
While most crank radios have a tiny 1,000–2,000 mAh capacity, this one boasts a 4,000 mAh power bank.

This means your radio and torch will run much longer, and you can actually fully charge your smartphone — not just give it a small top-up.