Product details
- Backup AM/FM listening after reception checks.
- Camping radio and lighting kits.
- Emergency supply preparation with independent backups.
- USB device charging after connector and output checks.
- Comparing hand-crank and solar charging formats.
- 1 × emergency radio as listed.
- 1 × USB-C charging cable as listed.
- 1 × instruction manual as listed.
- Mains adapter is not itemized as included.
What battery is listed?
The H17 listing describes a 3.7V 12000mAh polymer rechargeable battery. Usable device-charging capacity is not established.
Which radio bands are documented?
The detailed specifications list FM 87–108MHz and AM 520–1710kHz. Test reception in your intended location.
Does it support NOAA weather alerts?
NOAA appears in summary copy, but detailed weather-band frequencies and automatic-alert behavior are not supplied. Confirm the selected unit’s functions.
How can it be charged?
USB-C input, a hand generator and two solar panels are described. Full-charge times are not supplied.
What USB ratings are listed?
The source lists 5V 3A for USB-C input and 5V 3A for device output. Confirm connector requirements and practical output.
Which lights are described?
A 1W flashlight, a 24-LED reading-light array and a 51-LED flip reading-light array are listed.
Are the runtime figures guaranteed?
The source claims 108 hours for radio, 36 hours for lighting and 11 hours for radio plus low beam, without test conditions. These are not verified endurance guarantees.
What size, weight and package are listed?
The metric listing gives 155.5 × 80 × 86mm and 610g. The package lists the radio, USB-C cable and manual, but no mains adapter.