20000mAh (74000mWh) emergency radio with a rechargeable lithium battery delivers 72 hours of runtime. This emergency weather radio with USB-A & Type-C ports charges phones 3-5 times and powers two devices at once. Solar and hand crank generatorstay connected & safe during blackouts, storms, or outdoor emergencies. 3 power sources of hand crank radio keep the radio working for blackout emergencies. The emergency crank radio monocrystalline silicone solar panel captures sunlight all day, providing 40 minutes of backup power. When the battery runs low in an emergency, an upgraded hand crank generator delivers exceptional charging efficiency: just 3 minutes of cranking offers 15 minutes of radio play or 4 minutes of bright flashlight. This hand crank solar emergency radio with fast USB-A and Type C interfaces keeps a continuous power supply for camping, power outages, and all emergencies. Professional-grade high-sensitivity signal chip, extendable antenna, and advanced circuitry lock onto all 7 NOAA weather bands with fast, stable reception. It delivers clear weather broadcasts and severe weather updates via local NOAA channels. Reliable NOAA emergency radio for home safety, hurricane/storm preparedness, plus portable AM/FM radio for outdoor travel or bug-out bag. Bright LED flashlight with 4 adjustable modes: far beam (600LUX), dipped beam (150LUX), mixed beam (650LUX), and SOS flashing. Flip-up 20-LED reading lamp provides soft, warm glow for reading or ambient light. It runs over 100 hours on a full charge for power outages, car emergency kits, and dark environments. Compact size ( 6.93"L x 3.94"W x 3"H) and lightweight ( 1.53 lb) with IPX3 water-resistant design. Features a 120dB SOS alarm with red strobe (press & hold flashlight button 3 sec) and a precision survival compass on the strap. Equipped with USB-A and Type-C charging ports to accommodate various devices and charging cables. Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices while maintaining radio functionality, ensuring you stay powered and informed during extended emergencies or outdoor adventures