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Radio de emergencia
Radio de emergencia
Radio de emergencia
Radio de emergencia

4.8 From 4,200+ Reviews

EMergency Radio

Crank it. Charge it in the sun. Or top it off by USB before the storm hits. Tune in to AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels, so you hear what's actually coming. Keeps a phone alive long enough to reach the people who matter. And when night falls, the built-in flashlight and SOS beacon light your way and call for help. No outlet. No dead batteries.

The one thing that just works when nothing else does.
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Works when the power's out. Four ways to keep it running: hand crank, solar, USB, and a built-in battery. No wall outlet needed.

Tune in to all 7 NOAA weather channels, plus AM and FM, so you hear the forecasts and storm updates as they come.

Built-in 2000 mAh battery charges a phone to about half. Enough to send the text that says we're okay.

130-lumen flashlight with a built-in SOS beacon, up to 8 hours on a charge, so you're never in the dark.

Water-resistant (IPX-3). Shrugs off rain and splashes when the weather turns.
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"Bought it, tested it, then set it with the rest of my gear and forgot about it. Pulled it out about a year later half expecting it to be dead. Gave the crank a minute and the radio came right on. That's the whole reason I buy stuff like this. It's got to work the day I finally need it, not just the day it shows up."

Customer photo — Dave Sutton Mark Roberts Verified Buyer ★★★★★

"When the storm took our power, the TV and wifi went with it. I turned on the weather channels and we just listened. Knowing what was headed our way, and when, kept everybody calm. My husband kept asking me for the updates. For once I was the one who knew."

Customer photo — Megan Walker Diane Klein Verified Buyer ★★★★★

"Power was out most of the day and my phone was almost dead. I plugged it into this and got enough back to text both my kids that we were okay and check the radar. It won't fully charge a phone, but it gave me exactly what I needed. A couple messages and I could stop worrying."

Customer photo — Susan Pearce Tina James Verified Buyer ★★★★★

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Product Overview

When the power goes out, you lose more than the lights.

 

You lose the news. The forecast. The way you reach the people you love.

 

The PureFlow Emergency Radio puts all of that back in your hands, with no outlet and no grid required.

 

Tune in to AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels, so you always know what's coming.

 

Power it four ways: hand crank, solar, USB, or the built-in battery. It's never stuck waiting on one power source.

 

Keep a phone alive long enough to make the call that matters. And when it's dark, a bright flashlight and an SOS beacon help you see and be seen.

 

It's the one thing you grab when everything else goes quiet.

 

Built for the whole family, and simple enough that a kid or a grandparent can work it on the first try.

How It Works

No setup. No app. No batteries to hunt for.

 

Power it however you can.
Crank the handle for 3 to 5 minutes and get 4 to 8 minutes of radio. Set it in the sun to top up hands-free. Charge it full by USB before a storm. Or just run the battery that's already inside.

 

Tune in and listen.
Pull up the antenna, pick your band, and turn the dial. You'll get AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels, the same forecasts and storm updates the weather service puts out. You turn it on and listen, so you decide when to check.

 

Keep a phone going.
Plug your phone into the USB port. A full charge gives a typical phone back about half, enough to send the texts that say you're okay and check the radar.

 

Light the way, and signal for help.
Flip on the 130-lumen flashlight to light a whole room. If things get serious, the built-in SOS beacon flashes and sounds an alarm so the right people can find you.

That's it. One device, ready when you are.

Shipping

Fast, tracked shipping.

Orders ship within 2 to 3 business days and arrive within 10 business days. Tracking shows up after 48 hours.

 

Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If it shows up damaged, or it's just not the right fit, tell us within 30 days for a refund or a replacement.

 

Real support from real people. Questions before or after you buy? Reach us at support@shoppureflow.net, and we'll take care of you.

Honest Specs And Safety

We'd rather tell you exactly what this does than oversell it and let you find out the hard way.

 

Here's the honest picture.
It's a filter for information and power, not a miracle box. It receives NOAA weather channels, but it doesn't beep or alert on its own. You turn it on and listen. It charges a phone to about half, not all the way. And it's water-resistant, not waterproof.

 

The specs:
 

Radio: AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels (US/WB version)

Battery: 2000 mAh lithium, rated for about 250 charge cycles

Phone charge: tops a typical phone up to about half on a full charge

Flashlight: 130 lumens, runs up to 8 hours on a charge

SOS beacon: flashes a 3-long, 3-short pattern with an audible alarm

Radio runtime: about 3 hours on a full charge

Power: hand crank, solar panel, USB, and built-in battery
Water resistance: IPX-3, resists rain and splashes
 

Storage and safety:

Keep it dry and out of standing water. IPX-3 handles rain and splashes, but it isn't built to be submerged.

Any battery loses charge sitting unused, so top it off every few months. Even if it drains, the hand crank brings it right back to life.

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Built To Work When Nothing Else Does

Four ways to power it, so it's never dead when you reach for it. This isn't the plastic radio that dies in a junk drawer. No fresh batteries to hunt for. No outlet to find in the dark.

When the grid goes down, this keeps working.

Power Option 1

Hand Crank

Spin it 3 to 5 minutes for 4 to 8 minutes of radio. No grid, no spare batteries, no problem.

Power Option 2

Solar Panel

Set it in the sun and it tops up on its own. Hands-free.

Power Option 3

USB Rechargeable

Charge it full before the storm, so it's ready the second you are.

 

 

Power Option 4

Built In Battery

A 2000 mAh reserve stored and waiting. And it feeds your phone, too.

Power Option 1

Hand Crank

Spin it 3 to 5 minutes for 4 to 8 minutes of radio. No grid, no spare batteries, no problem.

Power Option 2

Solar Panel

Set it in the sun and it tops up on its own. Hands-free.

Power Option 3

USB Rechargeable

Charge it full before the storm, so it's ready the second you are.

 

 

Power Option 4

Built-In Battery

A 2000 mAh reserve stored and waiting. And it feeds your phone, too.

2000 MAH

Built-In Battery

7

NOAA Weather Channels

130

Lumen Flashlight

4

Ways To Power It

Built to Work When It Matters Most

Four power sources. One radio that's ready the day you finally need it.

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Not Some Amazon KnockOff

EVERY RADIO INSPECTED. EVERY SPEC HONEST.

Most "emergency radios" are repackaged gadgets shipped straight from a warehouse to your door. We tell you the honest rated number for every spec on this page, so you know exactly what you're getting before the storm makes you find out.

BUILT TO TAKE A BEATING

Rated IPX-3 water-resistant. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. Made to ride out a storm, not sit in a drawer.

NEVER TRULY DEAD

The hand crank means it powers up even after months unused. Give it a spin and the radio, light, and charger come right back to life.

REAL NUMBERS, NO FLUFF

Every figure on this page is the honest-rated spec. We'd rather under-promise and have it work when it counts.

BUILT TO CALL FOR HELP

A 130-lumen flashlight lights the way, up to 8 hours on a charge. And the built-in SOS beacon flashes and sounds an alarm, so the right people can find you.

BUILT TO TAKE A BEATING

Rated IPX-3 water-resistant. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. Made to ride out a storm, not sit in a drawer.

REAL NUMBERS, NO FLUFF

Every figure on this page is the honest rated spec. We'd rather under-promise and have it work when it counts.

 

 

 

NEVER TRULY DEAD

The hand crank means it powers up even after months unused. Give it a spin, and the radio, light, and charger come right back to life.

BUILT TO CALL FOR HELP

A 130-lumen flashlight lights the way, up to 8 hours on a charge. And the built-in SOS beacon flashes and sounds an alarm, so the right people can find you.

Real Survival Gear VS Drawer Filler Junk

Most emergency radios are cheap camping toys built for a quiet weekend, not the night the grid goes down. Here's how the PureFlow Radio stacks up.

Emergency Radio

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Power Sources

4 ways: crank, solar, USB, battery

1 or 2 ways, dead when they run out

BroadCast

AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels

FM only, no weather

Phone Backup

2000 mAh battery, charges a phone to about half

No power bank at all

Works When Needed

Crank it and it runs, even after months in a drawer

Battery dead the day you reach for it

Ease Of Use

Simple enough for kids and grandparents

Fiddly menus and tiny buttons

Light And Signal

130-lumen flashlight plus SOS beacon and alarm

Dim basic light, no SOS

Weather Resisitance

IPX-3, shrugs off rain and splashes

Not rated, quits in the wet

Real Survival Gear VS Drawer Filler Junk

Most emergency radios are cheap camping toys built for a quiet weekend, not the night the grid goes down. Here's how the PureFlow Radio stacks up.

Emergency Radio

Other Brands

POWER SOURCES

4 ways: crank, solar, USB, battery

1 or 2 ways, dead when they run out

BROADCAST

AM, FM, and all 7 NOAA weather channels

FM only, no weather

PHONE BACKUP

2000 mAh battery, charges a phone to about half

No power bank at all

WORKS WHEN NEEDED

Crank it and it runs, even after months in a drawer

Battery dead the day you reach for it

EASE OF USE

Simple enough for kids and grandparents

Fiddly menus and tiny buttons

LIGHT & SIGNAL

130-lumen flashlight plus SOS beacon and alarm

Dim basic light, no SOS

WEATHER RESISTANCE

IPX-3, shrugs off rain and splashes

Not rated, quits in the wet

See Why Families Are Switching

The honest specs, the four power sources, the crank that never quits. Built for the night the grid goes down.

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What Our Customers Say

4200+ reviews from families who aren't waiting for the next crisis.

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If your Emergency Radio shows up damaged, doesn't work the way it should, or you get the wrong item, we'll fix it, replace it, or refund it within 30 days of delivery.

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Frequently asked questions

Have Questions? We're Here To Help

Why isn't The PureFlow Emergency Radio sold on Amazon?

Because we can't control what happens to it once it's in Amazon's warehouse system. Amazon commonly stores inventory from different sellers together under the same listing, a practice called commingling, so a customer who orders "PureFlow" can end up with a counterfeit unit that never touched our pressure-testing process, made with materials we never verified. That's a huge risk for a product you're trusting to have your family's back in an emergency.
 

Selling only through our own site means every unit that reaches you went through our actual testing process, and if anything's wrong, our 30-day guarantee actually means something, because we know exactly where your radio came from. It's more work for us. It's the only way we can stand behind what we're telling you it does.

Will it get a signal where I live?

If your area gets AM, FM, or NOAA weather broadcasts, this picks them up. The telescopic antenna pulls in over-the-air signals, the same ones your car radio gets. No internet or cell service needed. Reception depends on your location and terrain.

Will it really charge my phone?

A full charge tops up a typical phone by about half. That's enough to check the radar, send a few texts, or make the call that says you're okay. Think of it as a backup to reach people, not a replacement for your wall charger.

What if it arrives broken?

Tell us and we'll make it right. You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Is it hard to use? Could my kids work it?

No. Pull up the antenna, pick your band, and turn the dial. The crank and the flashlight are just as simple. If a grandparent or a 10-year-old can turn a handle, they can run this.

Will the battery be dead after a year in a drawer?

Here's the honest answer. Any battery loses some charge sitting unused. But this one is never truly dead. Give the crank a spin and it powers right up, radio, light, and all. That's the whole point of a hand crank.

How do I get weather updates on it?

You tune in. It receives all 7 NOAA weather channels, so you can listen to the same forecasts and storm updates the weather service puts out, day or night. It doesn't beep or alert on its own. You turn it on and listen.

Is it waterproof?

It's water-resistant, rated IPX-3. Rain, splashes, and a wet workbench are no problem. It's not built to be dunked or submerged, so keep it out of the pool and the puddle.

We already have a generator. Do I still need this?

A generator runs your fridge. It doesn't tell you when the next band of the storm hits, and it runs out of fuel. This is your ears and your backup light when the generator's off and the phone's dead. Different job, and a lot lighter to grab and go.

How loud is it? Can I hear it in a storm?

Loud enough to fill a room.

How many should I buy?

Most families keep one in the house and one in the car. Add one for a parent's place or the cabin. It's the kind of thing you're glad every person you love has their own of.

One Less Thing to Worry About

You'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it, right?

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