
StormReady™emergency radio
Power, Alerts and Built-In Functions
Power Inputs
StormReady can be powered by solar panels, a hand crank or a USB-C connection. You can use whichever input is available, and the USB-C port is the one used for charging at home.
County Alert Setup
You program your SAME county code, and the radio monitors seven NOAA frequencies. A warning issued for the programmed area triggers an alarm along with a flashing strobe.

Housing and Layout
The radio, flashlight, USB output and alarm are all in one unit. For handling and care instructions, refer to the user manual packed with the radio.
Five Functions
The unit combines a radio, a flashlight, a phone charging output, an SOS alarm and a NOAA weather scanner. This puts several emergency tools in one device.
Frequently Asked Questions

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StormReady is an emergency radio for homes, vehicles, and storm kits. It receives AM, FM, and NOAA broadcasts, and it charges through solar, USB-C, or a hand crank. Typical spots include a nightstand, a garage shelf, or a hurricane kit.
Set up as an emergency weather radio, it uses a programmed SAME county code to monitor seven NOAA bands in the background. A warning issued for that county triggers an alarm and a flashing strobe.
The hand crank radio design adds a manual power option for outages. As an emergency radio, it also carries a multi-mode LED flashlight, a USB output for phones, and an SOS alarm.
- Solar, hand crank, and USB-C charging
- Seven NOAA bands plus AM and FM
- Flashlight and SOS alarm built in
- Ships with a protective box and user manual




