Emergency Radio, AM FM NOAA Weather Radio, 6000mAh Hand Crank Radio, SOS Alarm, Flashlight, Reading Lamp, 4 Charging Cables for Emergency Essentials Power Outage

Features

• AM/FM/NOAA Weather Radio: Provides AM/FM and 7 NOAA weather bands to keep your home or family informed with real-time local news and NOAA weather (include hurricane, flood, snowstorm, tornado) in emergencies. Easy-turn knobs for power, volume and tuning ; built-in power indicator light and signal indicator lights.
• 6000mAh Hand Crank Radio with 4 Charging Cables: High-capacity built-in battery provides long-lasting power for emergency preparedness. You can charge multiple phones or other devices simultaneously during power outages with USB, Type-C, Micro-USB and Lightning cables. 1 minute of hand cranking provides up to 30 minutes of light or 46 minutes of radio playback. Crank 35 minutes before first use to activate the battery.
• Multiple Input Methods & SOS Alarm: Fully charged via hand-crank, USB, or Type-C to keep the weather radio and flashlight running When off-grid. In an emergency, make the phone call and text by hand crank. Long press the SOS button for 3 seconds to activate the red flashing LED and loud siren to attract others' attention for help.
• Bright LED Flashlight & Reading Lamp: A powerful 3-mode LED flashlight plus a fold-out reading lamp that turns on instantly when opened. Provides long-lasting illumination up to 20 hours on a full charge (low mode), perfect for nighttime reading, blackouts, camping, power outages or other emergencies.
• Portable AM FM Radio: Lightweight, compact design ( 0.9 Pound; 6.83.22.7 Inches) included lanyard for outdoor carrying during camping, hiking, travel or emergency evacuation. Intuitive controls AM/FM/WB switch, dedicated flashlight & SOS buttons friendly operation during power outages or on the go as an emergency must-haves.
• Please fully charge the emergency radio before using it for the first time and also do not allow the battery to completely run out, as this may shorten its lifespan. Adjust the radio's tuning knob or move the radio antenna to better receive the signal.