
Stay Informed When the Power Goes Out
Hear local AM/FM updates, light up the dark and keep backup power ready for your phone—all in one compact device. Charge by USB-C before you need it, with solar and hand-crank options to add charge when a power point isn’t available.
FAQs
Can I receive emergency updates in Australia?
Can I receive emergency updates in Australia?
Yes. Tune into your local ABC Radio station or another AM/FM broadcaster for local news, weather and emergency updates. Reception depends on your location and available broadcasts.
Does the radio need Wi-Fi or mobile reception?
Does the radio need Wi-Fi or mobile reception?
No. AM/FM broadcasts are received directly through the radio’s antenna, without Wi-Fi, mobile data or a subscription.
How do I charge it?
How do I charge it?
Charge using USB-C, the built-in solar panel or the hand crank. We recommend charging it fully by USB-C before putting it in your emergency kit.
Can it charge my phone?
Can it charge my phone?
Yes. Connect your phone’s charging cable to the USB output. The built-in 10,000mAh power bank provides backup charging; the number of charges depends on your phone and other functions being used.
How long does the battery last?
How long does the battery last?
Runtime varies with radio volume, lighting and phone charging. The solar panel and hand crank provide ways to add charge when a power point isn’t available.
What does the SOS function do?
What does the SOS function do?
It activates an audible alarm and flashing light to attract attention. The built-in torch and reading lamp also provide light during blackouts or camping trips.