Sangean H-201 AM/FM Waterproof Radio
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- Water Resistant
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Hand-crank and solar emergency radio with 18500mWh battery, NOAA alerts, AM/FM/SW bands, 120dB SOS siren, and built-in flashlight
The Peakeep MHP3030 is a portable emergency radio designed for households, campers and travellers who need reliable weather alerts and backup power. It receives NOAA weather band warnings alongside AM, FM and shortwave broadcasts, and includes a built-in flashlight and lamp. A 120dB SOS siren can signal for help in critical situations.
This radio serves buyers preparing for storms, blackouts or remote trips where grid power is unavailable. The hand crank, upgraded solar panel and 18500mWh rechargeable battery provide multiple ways to keep the unit running. It is not for listeners who only want a simple bedside radio for music or talk shows without emergency features.
The internal battery stores 18500mWh of energy, which determines how long the radio, flashlight and siren operate between charges. Buyers should match this capacity to the expected duration of power outages or off-grid use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Peakeep |
| Model name | MHP3030 |
| Audio & video | |
| Radio bands | Digital Tuner |
| Power | |
| Power source | Corded Electric, Rechargeable Battery, Solar, Hand Crank |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | 6.89 in × 2.09 in × 3.43 in |
| Product weight | 0.93 lb (0.42 kg) |
Unfold the 4-inch crank handle and turn it steadily; the internal generator feeds the rechargeable battery so the radio, flashlight and SOS siren remain operable when mains power is unavailable.
The 18500mWh rechargeable battery will degrade over repeated charge cycles and is the component most likely to require replacement to maintain full backup runtime.
The 120dB SOS siren draws the highest current, so continuous sounding will exhaust the 18500mWh battery faster than radio reception or flashlight use.
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