SolioGuard Hand-Crank Emergency Radio, Solar & USB Charging, NOAA Alerts
Details
When the power's out and the signal's spotty, this radio keeps working off whatever source you've got on hand — sunlight, a hand crank, a USB cable, or its own internal battery. Molded from tough ABS plastic and finished with a nylon carrying strap, the SolioGuard tucks into a glovebox or emergency bag and pulls double duty as an AM/FM/NOAA radio, a bright LED flashlight, an SOS beacon, and a phone charger, all in one compact housing.
Features
- Four ways to keep it charged — a built-in 10000mAh lithium-ion battery, USB-C input, a solar panel, and a hand-crank generator (it also runs on AAA batteries, sold separately), so you're never stuck with a dead radio.
- AM/FM/NOAA signal reception — tunes AM 520–1710 KHz and FM 87–108 MHz, plus NOAA weather broadcasts, so you can follow real-time forecasts and alerts even when the power is down.
- Flashlight, SOS alarm, and compass built in — three high-brightness white LEDs double as a flashlight or reading light, a flashing red SOS light and loud alarm draw attention when you need it, and the integrated compass helps with navigation outdoors.
Rated for the outdoors
An IPX5 water-resistance rating means the SolioGuard shrugs off rain and splashes, and the nylon strap makes it easy to clip to a pack or carry by hand. It's built for storms, blackouts, camping trips, and anywhere else you need a reliable source of light, information, and power in one device.
Available colours
| Colour |
|---|
| Black |
| Green |
In the box
- 1 × Radio
- 1 × Nylon Belt
- 1 × USB Charging Cable
Specifications
| Material | ABS Plastic |
| Colour | Black or Green |
| Frequency | AM 520–1710 KHz, FM 87–108 MHz |
| Battery | 10000mAh Lithium-ion |
| Waterproof rating | IPX5 |
| LED | 3 High Brightness White LEDs |
| Power sources | Solar, Hand Crank, USB-C, AAA Batteries (not included) |
| Functions | Radio, Power Bank, SOS Alarm, Flashlight, Reading Light, Compass |
Frequently asked questions
How many ways can I charge it?
Four: the built-in 10000mAh battery, USB-C, the solar panel, or the hand crank — and it also accepts AAA batteries, which aren't included.
Can I use it to charge my phone?
Yes — the internal battery doubles as a power bank, so you can top up a phone, GPS unit, or other small USB device directly from the radio.
Does it pick up weather alerts?
Yes — alongside AM and FM, it receives NOAA weather broadcasts so you can follow real-time forecasts and emergency alerts.
Is it water-resistant?
It carries an IPX5 rating, so it's protected against rain and splashing water, though it isn't meant to be submerged.
Every SolioGuard ships free with no minimum order, backed by 30 days to return it if it's not right for you, and real people at Support@fioriscas.com if you have questions.