Emergency Radio – DAB/DAB+ with 4,500 mAh Power Bank
Emergency Radio – DAB/DAB+ with 4,500 mAh Power Bank
A battery or wind-up radio is on the UK Government's emergency checklist — so you can keep following official updates if the power, mobile network or internet goes down.
Four independent ways to charge: hand crank, solar panel, USB-C and AAA batteries. If one fails, you have three more. 60 seconds of cranking gives around 45 minutes of radio.
DAB/DAB+ and FM with stable reception, even in weak signal areas, and 30 + 30 presets.
Built-in 4,500 mAh power bank that charges your phone via USB-C.
LED torch, reading lamp and SOS alarm in one compact, 370 g device.
- DAB/DAB+ and FM (87.5–108 MHz, RDS)
- Bluetooth 5.0
- 4,500 mAh rechargeable Li-ion battery
- USB-C cable included, AAA batteries not included
- Size 150 × 75 × 65 mm · Weight 370 g · CE marked
Emergency Radio DAB/DAB+
Product details
Everything you need to know before you keep it ready at home.
Why a battery or wind-up radio?
The UK Government's emergency checklist advises every household to keep a battery or wind-up radio, so you can still follow official updates if the power, mobile network or internet goes down.
The Government recommends the product category, not specific products or brands.
What makes this radio practical
Four independent charging options — hand crank, solar, USB-C and AAA batteries. If one fails, you have three more. 60 seconds of cranking gives around 45 minutes of radio.
Stable DAB/DAB+ reception, even in weak signal areas, with FM as back-up and 30 + 30 presets so you can save your stations in advance.
Built-in 4,500 mAh power bank that charges modern smartphones via USB-C — typically one full charge per radio charge.
LED torch, reading lamp and SOS alarm — light, reading help and an alert in one device.
Compact and robust: CE marked, impact-resistant ABS plastic, 370 g. Fits in a glovebox, rucksack or emergency kit.
Try it risk-free for 100 days
If for any reason you're not happy with the product within 100 days, you can return it for a full refund. You're welcome to unpack it and try it — that's exactly why we give you 100 days.
Just contact our customer support and we'll help you all the way.
Emergency Radio DAB/DAB+
Stay informed when it matters most
When an emergency happens, you need to be able to keep up to date with what's going on.
If the mobile network and internet go down, you need another way to receive information.
With the right emergency radio you get important information from the authorities directly — without relying on mains power or mobile signal.
Four ways to charge — and it charges your phone
This emergency radio has a built-in 4,500 mAh power bank and can be charged four ways — by hand crank, solar panel, USB-C or AAA batteries.
That means you can keep your phone and other essential devices running, even during a long power cut.
The radio receives both DAB/DAB+ and FM with stable reception even in weak signal areas, and has a built-in LED torch, reading lamp and SOS alarm.
Technical specifications
- DAB/DAB+ and FM (87.5–108 MHz, RDS)
- Bluetooth 5.0
- 4,500 mAh built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery
- Charging by hand crank, solar panel, USB-C (cable included) and AAA batteries (not included)
- LED display with station name, frequency and battery level
- 30 DAB + 30 FM presets
- 40 mm / 2 W speaker
- 4-LED 4 W torch (3 brightness levels)
- 360° reading lamp (3 brightness levels)
- SOS alarm with flashing light and sound
- Built-in compass and carry strap
- Size 150 × 75 × 65 mm
- Weight 370 g
- CE marked
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the Emergency Radio. Still wondering about something? Just get in touch.
Does it have DAB?
Yes. The radio has both DAB/DAB+ and FM (87.5–108 MHz, RDS), with 30 + 30 presets, so you can receive national and local stations on either band.
Does it work when the power is out?
Yes — that's exactly what it's made for. It has four independent ways to charge: hand crank, solar panel, USB-C and AAA batteries. 60 seconds of cranking gives around 45 minutes of radio. Even without mains power, internet or mobile signal you can stay informed via DAB/DAB+ or FM.
Will it charge newer phones?
Yes. The built-in 4,500 mAh power bank charges both older and newer phones via USB-C. You'll typically get one full charge of a modern smartphone, or several partial charges.
Does the battery hold up in the cold?
Yes. Like all batteries, the Li-ion battery can lose some capacity in very low temperatures, but the radio and its functions work normally. Keeping a few AAA batteries as back-up is a good idea in winter.
Is it difficult to use?
No. The emergency radio is designed to be simple and intuitive — you shouldn't need the manual when the power goes out.
What if I'm not happy with it?
You have a 100-day full money-back guarantee. You can unpack and try the product — that's why we give you 100 days. If you're not happy, contact our customer support and we'll sort it out.