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Navy green emergency radio with solar panel, hand crank, flashlight and reading lamp

Pioneer 7400mWh Emergency Weather Radio Navy Green

SKU CH-FDQ7-37JWX

A portable AM/FM/NOAA weather radio with a 2000mAh power bank, 1.5W LED flashlight, motion-sensor reading lamp, SOS siren and three charging options — solar panel.

  • PowerSolar Powered
  • Connection TypeUSB
  • FeaturesBuilt-In Flashlight
  • Size/Dimensions5.9 in x 3.07 in x 2.4 in
  • Charges phones with 2000mAh battery
  • Receives AM/FM/NOAA weather alerts
  • Three power sources: solar, hand crank, USB
  • IPX3 water-resistant for outdoor use
  • 5W LED flashlight with motion sensor reading lamp

Emergency Weather Radio

The Pioneer 7400mWh Emergency Weather Radio is a compact satellite radio designed for emergency preparedness and outdoor use. It receives AM, FM and NOAA weather channels to keep users informed during severe weather or grid failures. The navy green unit measures 5.9 in x 3.07 in x 2.4 in and weighs 231g, making it easy to store in a kit or pack. It serves anyone who needs reliable information and light when conventional power is unavailable.

Thermals Noise Power

The radio operates from three power sources: a built-in 18650 lithium battery, a high-efficiency solar panel and a hand crank. One minute of cranking at 130 RPM delivers roughly 15 to 20 minutes of flashlight use, 20 minutes of radio playback or 5 minutes of phone calls. USB input at 5V/1A provides an additional recharge path. The IPX3-rated enclosure resists rain and splashes without active cooling, so the device runs silently.

Build Integration

A 2000mAh capacity allows the internal battery to charge small tablets or phones via the USB connection, freeing users from carrying a separate power bank. The 1.5W LED flashlight and motion-sensor reading lamp replace standalone lights, reducing pack weight. An integrated SOS siren adds an audible signal option without extra gear. The radio requires only sunlight, hand cranking or a USB source to stay operational, simplifying logistics for emergency kits or off-grid trips.

Highlights

  • Charges phones with 2000mAh battery
  • Receives AM/FM/NOAA weather alerts
  • Three power sources: solar, hand crank, USB
  • IPX3 water-resistant for outdoor use
  • 5W LED flashlight with motion sensor reading lamp

Specifications

BrandPioneer
PowerSolar Powered
Connection TypeUSB
FeaturesBuilt-In Flashlight
Size/Dimensions5.9 in x 3.07 in x 2.4 in

Questions about this item

How do I charge the radio using the hand crank and what cranking speed should I maintain?

Turn the crank at about 130 revolutions per minute for one minute; that stores enough energy for roughly 15 to 20 minutes of flashlight use, 20 minutes of radio play, or five minutes of phone calls.

Which battery will eventually need replacement and what type is it?

The built-in 18650 lithium-ion cell powers the radio, flashlight and phone charger; after many charge cycles it will hold less capacity and should be swapped for a new 18650.

What limits continuous use when only the solar panel is available?

The panel converts sunlight at up to 30 percent efficiency, so in steady sun it recharges slowly and cannot keep pace with prolonged high-drain operation such as constant flashlight or phone charging.

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