Eoxsmile 5-way Powered 12000mAh Emergency Weather Radio, NOAA Weather Radio, Battery Operated Radio, AM FM Radio Portable, Rechargeable Solar Hand Crank Radio, Portable shortwave Radio with Flashlight, Reading Lamp,Headphone Jack,SOS Alarm,NOAA Weather Alert Radio, Wind Up Radio, Best Hurricane Preparedness Kit For Survival.

5 Power Sources--Hand Crank, Solar Power, USB-C Cable, 12000mAh Rechargeable Battery, AAA Batteries

Rechargeable Battery Makes the Emergency Radio A Portable Phone Charger. When the Battery is fully charged, the radio can charger your phone or other device in emergency. When the Battery Runs out, Hand Crank, Solar Panel, AAA Battery also can provide power to the weather radio for emergency use.

Best Emergency Weather Radio with 2-level brightness adjustable Lighting Sources

Ultra-bright LED Camping Flashlight/Reading Lamp for Outdoor Camping, Hiking.

2-level brightness adjustable (2W/150LM , 3W/300LM)

AM FM Shortwave Radio with Best Reception

Save energy! No need to keep the radio always on!

Press WX alert to enable the weather alert and set a timer for alert like 4H, 6H, 8H, 12H, 16H, 20H, 24H or ON always. After you set NOAA Alert Timer, even if you turn off the noaa radio, the Weather Alert function is also effective until the time ends. Once received weather alert from NOAA, the radio will auto make a loud alarm sound(116dB) that lasts for 9 seconds. Meanwhile, the red light flashes, you will never miss it.

The Portable Radio designed with Compact size, Light weight, easy to carry out or Hang on your backpack to save space. Widely Used Indoor or Outdoor.

Weight: 1.43lb

Dimensions: 6.77*3.7*2.48 inch

Package List

1* NOAA Weather Radio(Rechargeable Battery included)

1* USB-C Charging Cable

1* 5V/2A Adapter

1* Portable Hand Strip

1* Carabiner

1* User Manual

Emergency Radio 12000mAh Auto NOAA Weather Alert Radio -Portable Solar Hand Crank Battery Operated Radio, AM/FM Shortwave Radio with Type-c Charger,Flashlight, SOS for Home Outdoor Hurricane Survival

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