Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio
Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio
Get weather updates without Wi-Fi or mobile data
Recharge by USB, solar or hand crank, with AAA backup
Top up your phone with the 2,000mAh battery
Built-in flashlight and SOS alarm for emergencies
Compact enough for your go-bag, car or bedside drawer
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Weather broadcasts. Backup light. More than one way to keep your radio powered.
About the Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio
About the Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio
The Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio brings AM/FM and seven-band weather reception, a built-in flashlight, an SOS alarm, and backup device charging together in one compact unit.
With a 2,000mAh rechargeable battery and four power options, it belongs in your storm kit long before you need it.
Specifications
Specifications
Model: 090S.
Battery: 2,000mAh rechargeable battery (7,400mWh). Also accepts 3 AAA batteries.
Power: Micro USB, solar, hand crank, or AAA batteries.
Radio: AM/FM/WB with seven weather bands and NOAA weather alerts.
Features: flashlight, SOS alarm, backup device charging, 3.5mm headphone jack.
Size: 6.49 x 1.9 x 2.9 inches. Weight: 340g.
Water resistance: water-resistant; do not submerge.
Stormstead Emergency Weather Radio
Three essentials. One place to reach.
Practical tools for the moments when your usual routine is interrupted.
The forecast changes. Your preparation stays.
A storm moves in. The lights flicker. Suddenly, finding a torch and a way to hear the weather matters more than anything on your to-do list.
Keep your Stormstead radio with your emergency supplies, so your broadcast receiver, flashlight, and SOS alarm are all in the same place.
Small enough to pack. Useful enough to keep within reach.
An outlet is only one of your options.
Charge the built-in battery through Micro USB before severe weather arrives. If an outlet is unavailable, the hand crank and solar panel offer backup charging options. Three AAA batteries provide another way to power the radio.
At just 340g, it fits into your emergency kit or go-bag. Use the device-charging function for a backup top-up when your phone is running low.
Solar and crank output vary with conditions and effort. Phone charging depends on your device, cable, and the remaining battery
YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few things worth knowing.
Does it need Wi-Fi or a mobile signal?
Does it need Wi-Fi or a mobile signal?
No. AM, FM, and weather-band reception use radio broadcasts, not Wi-Fi or mobile data. Reception depends on your location, nearby transmitters, and conditions.
What are the four power options?
What are the four power options?
Micro USB charging, solar charging, hand-crank charging, and three AAA batteries. The rechargeable battery is rated at 2,000mAh / 7,400mWh. Use USB for routine charging, with solar and crank charging as backups.
Can it charge my phone?
Can it charge my phone?
It includes backup device charging. Compatibility depends on the connection and cable you use. The amount of charge delivered varies with your device and the radio battery; a full phone charge is not guaranteed.
Is it waterproof?
Is it waterproof?
The radio is listed as water-resistant, not waterproof. Do not submerge it, and keep charging connections dry.
How should I prepare it before a storm?
How should I prepare it before a storm?
Charge the radio, tune to an available station, and test the flashlight. Learn the controls and weather-alert operation from the included instructions. Keep compatible cables and spare AAA batteries with your kit. Runtime depends on the functions you use.