Charge It Your Way
Charge by USB-C before you need it. Solar and hand-crank charging give you additional backup options.
Doomsday Gear Lifeline Radio 4-in-1 Tool
The 10,000mAh Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio keeps you connected and powered when the grid goes down — with AM/FM/NOAA weather alerts, a built-in phone charger, LED flashlight, and SOS alarm, all in one compact device.
- 4-way charging: solar, hand crank, USB-C & battery
- 10,000mAh power bank charges your phone up to 3x
- AM/FM/NOAA weather band with real-time alerts
- Built-in LED flashlight, reading lamp & SOS alarm
- Ultra-compact & portable — ready for any emergency
- Never needs an outlet — powered by sunlight or you
Selected pack price: $99.99 USD
Worldwide · Estimated delivery 3–5 days
Product Description
The One Thing Standing Between Your Family and Total Blackout
One portable radio. Three ways to recharge. A 10,000mAh battery, AM/FM reception and built-in lighting bring practical essentials together when everyday power is interrupted. Charge by USB-C before you need it, with solar and hand-crank charging as backup options.
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A Life Saving Solar Radio System In Your Backpack
The 10,000mAh Emergency Solar Hand Crank Radio keeps you connected and powered when the grid goes down — with AM/FM/NOAA weather alerts, a built-in phone charger, LED flashlight, and SOS alarm, all in one compact device.
How It Works
Tune in to local broadcasts
Find and test your local AM/FM stations in advance. Keep a familiar route to local broadcasts when everyday power is interrupted.
Keep Your Phone Alive
Plug your smartphone into the built-in 10,000mAh power bank and charge it up to 3 full times — no outlet needed. Stay reachable, keep your GPS working, and maintain your lifeline to family and first responders.
Light the way
Use the built-in light when everyday lighting is unavailable. Learn the controls in advance and store the radio where you can reach it easily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the emergency radio work?
The radio combines AM/FM/NOAA reception, a 10,000mAh power bank, LED lighting and an SOS alarm. Its internal battery powers these functions and can be recharged by USB-C, solar power or the hand crank.
How do I recharge it?
Use a USB-C cable, place the solar panel in direct sunlight, or turn the hand crank. Charge the internal battery in advance so the radio is ready to use.
Can it charge a phone?
Yes. Connect a phone to the USB output to use the 10,000mAh battery as a portable power bank.
Which radio bands are supported?
AM, FM and seven NOAA weather channels are supported. Radio reception does not require Wi-Fi, a cellular connection or an internet subscription.
What lighting and SOS features are included?
The radio has an LED flashlight, a reading lamp and an SOS function with a flashing light and audible alarm.
How is the radio powered during an outage?
Its rechargeable 10,000mAh battery powers the radio, lighting and USB output. The solar panel and hand crank provide ways to recharge when mains electricity is unavailable.
Will it fit in an emergency bag?
The compact radio can be carried in an emergency bag or camping pack, or stored in a vehicle or bedside drawer.
What is included?
The radio, built-in flashlight and reading lamp, SOS alarm, USB-C charging cable and instruction manual are included.
How can I ask about shipping, returns or warranty?
Use the Contact page for help with shipping, returns or warranty questions.
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Ready when the power stopped
The reference reviewer describes using weather warnings and the built-in light during a tornado-related outage.
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Several essentials in one device
The reference reviewer describes replacing separate flashlight, radio and power-bank items with a single device.
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A backup for home and vehicles
The reference reviewer says he bought units for his home and vehicles for light, weather information and backup charging.
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