Reliable emergency radio with multiple power sources and essential survival features Why you need this device Keeps you connected during power outages and outdoor trips by combining a hand crank, solar panel, and USB cable charging options. Delivers critical weather and emergency broadcasts via AM/FM/WB (NOAA) so you get alerts when they matter most. Provides emergency phone charging and lighting so you can maintain communication and visibility when other systems fail. Key benefits and how it solves problems Continuous operation without mains power: manually crank, charge by sunlight, or use the USB cable to keep the radio running during prolonged outages. Realtime weather safety: the AM/FM/WB (NOAA) band picks up official weather alerts and emergency broadcasts to help you respond to storms and other hazards. Emergency phone backup: USB 5V output with 600mAh capacity supplies essential backup power to mobile devices for calls and texts. Reliable illumination: three bright LED flashlights deliver dependable light during blackouts, roadside repairs, and nighttime activities. Weather resistance for outdoor conditions: IPX3 splash protection helps the unit perform in rain and damp environments. Features at a glance Power options: hand crank, solar panel, USB cable. Radio bands: AM / FM / WB (NOAA) for routine listening and weather alerts. Power bank: USB 5V output, 600mAh capacity for emergency device charging. Lighting: 3 bright LED flashlights. Water resistance: IPX3 splashresistant rating. Compatibility and performance USB 5V output is compatible with phones and other USBpowered devices for shortterm emergency charging. 600mAh capacity is intended as critical backup power—not a full longterm replacement for your primary battery. NOAA weather band coverage provides access to official emergency weather broadcasts where available. IPX3 rating protects against light rain and splashing water during use outdoors. Practical use scenarios Home power outage: follow weather alerts, keep a phone charged for emergency calls, and use LED lights for safe navigation around the house. Camping or hiking: charge devices in the field with solar or crank power, receive weather warnings via NOAA, and use the LED flashlights after dark. Roadside emergency or travel disruption: maintain communication with a quick USB up, use the flashlights for vehicle checks, and listen to AM/FM/NOAA for traffic and weather updates. What to expect in an emergency Continuous access to emergency broadcasts and local weather updates. Shortterm power to preserve phone connectivity for calls and location sharing. Immediate lighting for safety and basic tasks in lowlight conditions. This emergency radio combines multiple charging methods, NOAAcapable radio reception, a USB 5V/600mAh emergency power output, three LED flashlights, and IPX3 water resistance to provide practical, dependable support in power outages and outdoor situations.