Emergency Radio for Power Outages with Hand Crank and Solar Panel, 10000 mAh, AM FM Shortwave, LED Flashlight, 174 x 63 x 99 mm | Sansoti

When the lights go out, this thing still works

During a power outage, it’s not just the lights that go out: your Wi-Fi is gone, your phone runs out of battery and you don’t know how long it will last. This emergency radio is made for situations like that. You can charge it in three ways without a power outlet: with the hand crank on the casing, using the solar panel or via USB when the power is on. The 10000 mAh battery is large enough to also charge your phone via the USB output. The digital tuner receives AM, FM and shortwave, so you can hear emergency broadcasts even when the mobile network is overloaded. It has an LED flashlight with a focused beam. The device measures 174 x 63 x 99 mm and therefore fits in a drawer by the electrical panel.

Why this belongs in your emergency supplies

• Hand-crank charger: works even when the battery is empty and there’s no sun or power, so you’re never entirely dependent on a charged battery.
• Solar panel: keeps charging in daylight, so the radio remains usable during an outage lasting several days.
• 10000 mAh battery with USB output: also serves as a power bank to charge your phone.
• AM, FM and shortwave with digital tuner: shortwave reception continues where FM drops out, useful during regional outages.
• Integrated LED flashlight: focused beam, so you don’t have to look for a flashlight in the dark.
• Bluetooth speaker: also useful outside emergencies, making it more likely to be charged when you need it.
• Dimensions 174 x 63 x 99 mm: compact enough for an emergency kit or kitchen drawer.
• ABS casing: sturdy plastic that can withstand a fall from a worktop.

Where you keep it makes all the difference

An emergency radio stored in the shed won’t help you at half past ten at night. Keep it in a fixed spot you can find in the dark: a kitchen drawer, the hall closet or by the electrical panel. Recharge it via USB once every few months, so the 10000 mAh battery is ready and you only have to use the hand crank in an absolute emergency. During longer outages, place the solar panel on a south-facing windowsill. At 174 mm wide, the device takes up about as much space as two power outlets, so it fits next to your tools or first-aid kit without you having to rearrange anything.