Korvani | Solar and Hand Crank Emergency Radio with Power Bank and Weather Alerts for Off-Grid Campervan Journeys

Parked up miles from anywhere, with the leisure battery running low and no signal?
This compact hand-crank and solar emergency radio gives overlanders a self-sufficient back-up, with an LED light and a power bank, without drawing on the vehicle's batteries.

You're deep in remote country. The nearest socket is miles away. Your phone battery is draining fast, and you'd rather not run down the campervan's batteries to top it up. Then you notice the batteries in your head torch are flat and the GPS has given up. Your kit has let you down just when you need it most.

Plenty of overlanders know this situation. Ordinary gear isn't built for real independence on the road. A small auxiliary tool that makes its own power can change that, and leaves the vehicle's batteries alone.

⚡ 1. Your own power, wherever you park up
The hand-crank radio needs no hook-up and no connection to the vehicle. Other devices eventually go flat, but just one minute of cranking gives enough power for an important message or a navigation check.

🔋 2. Three ways to charge, so you're never stuck in the dark
Most gear depends on a single power source, and that's often what fails. This radio offers a solar panel, a hand crank and USB charging. Whether you're up in the mountains, inside the van or on the move, you can keep it topped up.

📻 3. Weather alerts, even without mobile signal
On remote routes, mobile reception often disappears. The dedicated NOAA weather channel still brings real-time alerts straight to the radio. You'll know when a storm is on its way and can move in good time.

📱 4. A power bank for your phone, for emergencies or the next stretch of the trip
The built-in 1200mAh battery is a small reserve of power for life on the road. A few minutes of cranking gives you enough for a quick check-in, the next route direction or an emergency call.

💡 5. An LED torch for any dark spot
The LED light gives bright, strong illumination, whether you're inside the van, on a dark forest track or rummaging through a storage locker. Where other lights struggle in wet or cold conditions, this one stays dependable.

🌧️ 6. Made for any weather, because that's what you meet out there
With IPX3 splash-proof protection, this radio copes with rain, snow and harsh outdoor conditions. Whether you're walking in a shower or camped under open skies, it's ready when you need it.

🎒 7. Small enough to always keep with you
At just 215g and measuring 12.8 x 6.0 x 4.5 cm, it slips easily into a door pocket, a storage compartment or a jacket pocket. Even the best kit is no use left at home, and this compact size means it can stay in the van.

Why this hand-crank multi-function radio suits overlanders

Compact, light and independent, it provides power by hand crank, solar or USB. It comes with an LED torch, AM/FM/NOAA weather alerts and a robust, splash-proof build for tough outdoor conditions.

Feature Comparison, A Self-Sufficient Companion for Off-Grid Journeys

Whether you're overlanding, camping, trekking or touring in a campervan, this radio gives you freedom from the socket. Don't rely on flat batteries or dead devices. Carry a back-up that goes anywhere, keeps you informed, lights your way and keeps your gear alive, all without a power outlet or a drain on the vehicle's batteries. 🏕️🚐🥾

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Material: ABS Plastic
Colours: Red, Black, Yellow, Orange, Green, Blue, Silver
Dimensions: Approximately 12.8 x 6 x 4.5 cm
Weight: Approximately 215 g
Maximum Power Consumption: 0.5 W
Operating Voltage: 3.7 V
Battery Capacity: 1200 mAh
LED Power: 0.75 W
Frequency Range: AM: 520-1710 kHz, FM: 87-108 MHz, WB: 162.400-162.550 MHz

PACKAGE INCLUDES

1 × Multi-functional Portable Solar Emergency Radio

NOTES

Please refer to the user manual for proper use and charging instructions.
Do not submerge the device in water, it is splash-proof but not fully waterproof.