Hand-Crank Solar Emergency Radio with 10,000mAh Power Bank

Name: Hand-Crank Solar Emergency Radio with 10,000mAh Power Bank
Brand: Zero Hour Kit
SKU: hand-crank-solar-radio-10000mah
Price: 50.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

A bigger battery for a radio, a torch and several phone charges

£50.99 + £2.40 delivery

Delivery is charged per product because each item ships directly from its supplier, so items can arrive separately. Estimated delivery 7-15 working days. Tracked.

A larger emergency radio with a 10,000mAh power bank, AM/FM/SW bands, hand crank and solar charging, an LED flashlight and an SOS alarm. The big battery means it can charge a phone more than once as well as run the radio for many hours.

Because of the bigger battery it is heavier and slower to charge by crank, so use USB for the main charge. Weather bands are US-only, so use it for UK FM and AM.

Key features

10,000mAh built-in battery
AM, FM and shortwave
Hand crank, solar and USB charging
LED flashlight and SOS alarm
Phone charging via USB
Larger speaker than pocket radios

How to use it

Charge the radio mainly by USB, tune AM, FM or shortwave for news, and use its big battery to charge a phone.

Do the main charge by USB cable and power source; use the crank or solar panel only for top-ups.
Extend the antenna and switch the radio on.
Select AM, FM or SW, then turn the tuning dial slowly until the station is clear.
Set the volume; the speaker is larger than on pocket radios.
To charge a phone, connect its cable to the radio's USB output and check the phone shows charging.
Switch it off, and recharge when the battery is low.

Tips

Cranking is slow with this big battery, so use USB for charging.
Use it for UK FM and AM; the weather bands listed are US only.

Safety and limits

It is heavier than pocket radios, so put it on a stable surface.
Do not cover it while charging, keep it away from heat and water, and stop using it if the battery swells or is damaged.

Please note