CALIBER HPG311Y Portable Radio Yellow

Always prepared with this Caliber Analog emergency radio with flashlight. Combines the convenience of pocket size with the reliability of a Caliber emergency radio. Thanks to its small size, it is ideal for emergency kits. This mini emergency radio runs entirely on batteries, so you always have access to AM and FM radio anywhere, even during a power outage.

Whether you're listening to the latest news in emergencies or relaxing with music, this portable Caliber radio offers security and convenience wherever you go.

Features:

• Ready for any emergency: Works for up to 72 hours on batteries, so you always stay informed. Even during a complete power outage.
  Pocket size: 9.6 x 5.8 cm
• Runs on 2x AA batteries
• AM and FM radio
• With LED Flashlight function
• Metal Telescopic Antenna
• Headphone jack (3.5 mm)

In emergencies, it's all about information. Our radio is therefore designed with one goal:

72 hours of non-stop access to FM news and emergency messages on just one set of batteries.
No solar panels that never charge enough, no hand cranks that barely provide energy, no power banks that lose capacity after one year, but a radio that always works, precisely when it's needed.

2-in-1 Radio and Flashlight

A radio and a flashlight should both be part of a good emergency kit. With this radio, you have both in one. The radio has a convenient built-in LED flashlight that helps you see everything in the dark.

Ideal for on the go

There are compact radios and there are mini radios. This pocket radio is so small that it even fits in the inner pocket of your jacket. So you can always easily take it with you. Put the handy wrist strap around your wrist and carry the radio comfortably wherever you go.

According to the Minister of Justice, people must be able to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours

Every Dutch and Belgian citizen must be able to survive for 72 hours in the event of a cyber attack, a disaster that paralyzes the country, or a war, says Minister of Justice and Security David van Weel in De Telegraaf. Previously, the advice was 48 hours of self-sufficiency. By extending the advice to 72 hours, the Netherlands is following European advice on increasing resilience in emergency situations. In the event of a power outage, you are quickly cut off from reliable information. Think ahead, in an emergency situation where the electricity fails, the radio is often the only reliable source of information. After two to four hours, the transmission masts are empty and telephone traffic is down. Via the radio, you will hear what is happening, how long it will last, and what is expected of you.

Convenience of batteries

The portable radio runs on batteries. Purchase 2x AA batteries and voilà: you can always listen to the radio, wherever you are.

Think ahead, this emergency radio with flashlight should not be missing from your emergency kit.