Description NOAA Weather Radio, Hand Crank Emergency Radio, Solar Power Bank, AM FM Radio
News when the power is out: AM/FM/NOAA reception (NOAA in the U.S.) keeps you informed in storms, outages or disasters
Power wherever you are: dual solar panels, a hand crank and USB-C charging keep it running without an outlet
Hours of listening: up to 108 hours of radio use from the 12000mAh battery
Light and a signal in the dark: a radio with flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm and compass in one unit
Easy to take along: a lightweight design with a sturdy handle, ideal for camping, hiking or your emergency kit
When a storm knocks the power out, you still need to know what is happening outside. This weather radio receives AM/FM/NOAA (NOAA is available in the U.S.), so you hear important information during storms, power outages or disasters, and its dual solar panels, hand crank and USB-C charging mean you have power wherever you are.
A 12000mAh rechargeable polymer battery gives up to 108 hours of radio use, and the unit also functions as a power bank with a USB-C output of 5V/3A, so it doubles as a portable charger. This hand crank radio and NOAA radio is a portable radio for emergency preparedness, a piece of survival gear for your emergency kit.
Why choose Vepine
NOAA Hand Crank Radio
Feature
Vepine
Others
AM/FM/NOAA reception during power outages
✓
Varies
Solar panels, hand crank and USB-C charging
✓
Varies
12000mAh battery, up to 108 hours of radio
✓
Less power
Flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass
✓
Radio only
Also works as a power bank over USB-C
✓
✕
30-day easy returns
✓
Varies
Key Features Essential for emergency preparedness, this radio brings together:
12000mAh Battery: Up to 108 hours of radio use, with fast Type-C charging at 5V/3A.
Dual Solar Panels and Hand Crank: Energy is available whatever the situation.
Multifunctional: A digital display, headphone jack, compass, SOS alarm and reading lamp join the 3-mode flashlight, the power bank and the AM/FM/NOAA radio.
Compact and Portable: A sturdy handle and a lightweight build make it easy to carry on a camping or hiking trip, or to keep in your emergency kit.
Emergency Preparedness: A gift for loved ones that helps them through hurricanes, snowstorms or power outages.
Emergency Radio Reception: AM/FM/NOAA reception brings information during storms, power outages or disasters (NOAA available in the U.S.).
Power Bank Function: The radio also works as a power bank.
Three Charging Routes: Charge from dual solar panels, the hand crank or USB-C.
Specifications
Battery: 12000mAh rechargeable polymer battery
Power bank output: 5V/3A (USB-C)
Dimensions: 6.1 x 3.4 x 3.1 in (15.6 x 8.6 x 8 cm)
Weight: 21.5 oz (610g)
Frequency: FM 87–108MHz; AM 520–1710KHz; NOAA 162.4–162.55MHz
Radio runtime: Up to 108 hours
Flashlight modes: 3-mode
Charging: Dual solar panels, hand crank, USB-C
Functions: AM/FM/NOAA radio, power bank, flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass, headphone jack, digital display
Colors: Deep green, Orange, Black
Package Includes:
Right for you if
✓ You live where storms or outages hit — AM/FM/NOAA reception keeps you informed (NOAA in the U.S.)
✓ You need power without an outlet — dual solar panels, a hand crank and USB-C charging
✓ You hike or camp — it has a sturdy handle and a lightweight design
✓ You are putting together an emergency kit — it has a flashlight, SOS alarm and compass
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs Q: Does this NOAA weather radio receive NOAA broadcasts? A: Yes, it receives AM/FM/NOAA, with NOAA available in the U.S., for information during storms, power outages or disasters.
Q: How is the emergency radio powered? A: Its 12000mAh battery charges from dual solar panels, the hand crank or USB-C, so power is there wherever you are.
Q: How long does the radio run? A: The battery gives up to 108 hours of radio use.
Q: Can it work as a power bank? A: Yes, it also functions as a power bank with a USB-C output of 5V/3A.
Q: What else is built in? A: It has a 3-mode flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass, headphone jack and digital display.
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Description NOAA Weather Radio, Hand Crank Emergency Radio, Solar Power Bank, AM FM Radio
News when the power is out: AM/FM/NOAA reception (NOAA in the U.S.) keeps you informed in storms, outages or disasters
Power wherever you are: dual solar panels, a hand crank and USB-C charging keep it running without an outlet
Hours of listening: up to 108 hours of radio use from the 12000mAh battery
Light and a signal in the dark: a radio with flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm and compass in one unit
Easy to take along: a lightweight design with a sturdy handle, ideal for camping, hiking or your emergency kit
When a storm knocks the power out, you still need to know what is happening outside. This weather radio receives AM/FM/NOAA (NOAA is available in the U.S.), so you hear important information during storms, power outages or disasters, and its dual solar panels, hand crank and USB-C charging mean you have power wherever you are.
A 12000mAh rechargeable polymer battery gives up to 108 hours of radio use, and the unit also functions as a power bank with a USB-C output of 5V/3A, so it doubles as a portable charger. This hand crank radio and NOAA radio is a portable radio for emergency preparedness, a piece of survival gear for your emergency kit.
Why choose Vepine
NOAA Hand Crank Radio
Feature
Vepine
Others
AM/FM/NOAA reception during power outages
✓
Varies
Solar panels, hand crank and USB-C charging
✓
Varies
12000mAh battery, up to 108 hours of radio
✓
Less power
Flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass
✓
Radio only
Also works as a power bank over USB-C
✓
✕
30-day easy returns
✓
Varies
Key Features Essential for emergency preparedness, this radio brings together:
12000mAh Battery: Up to 108 hours of radio use, with fast Type-C charging at 5V/3A.
Dual Solar Panels and Hand Crank: Energy is available whatever the situation.
Multifunctional: A digital display, headphone jack, compass, SOS alarm and reading lamp join the 3-mode flashlight, the power bank and the AM/FM/NOAA radio.
Compact and Portable: A sturdy handle and a lightweight build make it easy to carry on a camping or hiking trip, or to keep in your emergency kit.
Emergency Preparedness: A gift for loved ones that helps them through hurricanes, snowstorms or power outages.
Emergency Radio Reception: AM/FM/NOAA reception brings information during storms, power outages or disasters (NOAA available in the U.S.).
Power Bank Function: The radio also works as a power bank.
Three Charging Routes: Charge from dual solar panels, the hand crank or USB-C.
Specifications
Battery: 12000mAh rechargeable polymer battery
Power bank output: 5V/3A (USB-C)
Dimensions: 6.1 x 3.4 x 3.1 in (15.6 x 8.6 x 8 cm)
Weight: 21.5 oz (610g)
Frequency: FM 87–108MHz; AM 520–1710KHz; NOAA 162.4–162.55MHz
Radio runtime: Up to 108 hours
Flashlight modes: 3-mode
Charging: Dual solar panels, hand crank, USB-C
Functions: AM/FM/NOAA radio, power bank, flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass, headphone jack, digital display
Colors: Deep green, Orange, Black
Package Includes:
Right for you if
✓ You live where storms or outages hit — AM/FM/NOAA reception keeps you informed (NOAA in the U.S.)
✓ You need power without an outlet — dual solar panels, a hand crank and USB-C charging
✓ You hike or camp — it has a sturdy handle and a lightweight design
✓ You are putting together an emergency kit — it has a flashlight, SOS alarm and compass
If two or more of these sound like you, this is the one.
FAQs Q: Does this NOAA weather radio receive NOAA broadcasts? A: Yes, it receives AM/FM/NOAA, with NOAA available in the U.S., for information during storms, power outages or disasters.
Q: How is the emergency radio powered? A: Its 12000mAh battery charges from dual solar panels, the hand crank or USB-C, so power is there wherever you are.
Q: How long does the radio run? A: The battery gives up to 108 hours of radio use.
Q: Can it work as a power bank? A: Yes, it also functions as a power bank with a USB-C output of 5V/3A.
Q: What else is built in? A: It has a 3-mode flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm, compass, headphone jack and digital display.