NOAA Weather Radio - Small Hand Crank Emergency Radio with SOS Alarm

The Terrabound SOS Emergency Radio is a small NOAA weather radio and hand crank emergency radio with AM, FM, a flashlight and a loud SOS alarm. When the power and the cell signal go, it keeps the NOAA weather broadcasts and local news coming, lights the way and makes sure you can be heard, from a radio small enough for the go bag.

The built-in 2000 mAh battery charges by USB-C and shows its charge on four small lights in the dial window, so you can check it before a storm. The solar panel on top adds charge on a windowsill or a dashboard, and the fold-out hand crank is there as an emergency boost when nothing else is left. A rubber frame runs all the way round and a rubber flap covers the charging ports.

Press the yellow SOS button and it sounds a 115 dB siren with a flashing light, so people can find you if you are stuck, hurt or trapped. At about 6 x 2.7 x 1.6 in with a wrist strap, it goes in the go bag, the glove box or the kitchen drawer and gives you news, light and a way to call for help in one small radio.

Key Features:

• AM, FM and the seven NOAA weather channels on a telescopic antenna keep the forecast and local news coming when the power, internet and cell signal are down.
• Yellow SOS button sounds a 115 dB siren with a flashing light so rescuers and neighbors can find you.
• Built-in 2000 mAh battery charges by USB-C, with a four-light battery gauge that shows how much charge is left.
• Solar panel on top and a fold-out hand crank add charge when the power is off.
• Three LED flashlight in the end lights the stairs, the breaker box or the path back to the tent.
• USB output gives your phone an emergency top-up from the charged radio, enough for a call or a few messages.
• Small rubber-framed body of about 6 x 2.7 x 1.6 in with covered ports and a wrist strap fits the go bag or the glove box.

Terrabound makes practical kit for days outside and for the nights the power goes out. Keep it where you can reach it in the dark, and top it up by USB-C every few months so it is ready when you need it.

Pair it with one of our rechargeable headlamps for hands-free light during a power outage.