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The EmexRadi is a hand-crank emergency weather radio built around a 12,000mAh rechargeable battery, roughly triple the 4,000mAh cells common on rival models. It tunes AM, FM and NOAA weather bands (WB 162.400–162.550 MHz) and adds an automatic frequency search that most competitors lack. Four charging paths — wall jack, two solar panels, hand crank and the built-in battery — keep it running when the grid is down. It suits households, campers and preppers who want a long-running radio and a phone charger in one unit; the trade-off is bulk and a slow crank and solar top-up compared with smaller, lighter radios.
In stockShips from Hong Kong SAR China · priced in GBP (£218.00) · duties may applyReturn policy
The EmexRadi Emergency Weather Radio is a portable radio for power outages and emergencies. It receives AM, FM, NOAA weather radio and additional emergency frequencies. An automatic frequency search scans for stations and locks onto them without manual tuning.
It has a 12,000mAh battery with up to 108 hours of maximum usage time on a full charge. It can be charged four ways: the built-in rechargeable battery, two solar panels, a hand crank, or a standard charging jack. A digital display shows frequency and battery status.
The built-in flashlight has 51 LEDs and three modes: far beam, dipped beam, and combined far and dipped beam. An impact trigger turns it on quickly. The radio also has a loud SOS alarm, a remaining battery indicator, a charging indicator and a headphone jack for private listening.
