CALIBER HPG320Y Portable Radio Yellow

Always prepared with this Digital portable emergency radio. Compact and reliable, designed to provide at least 72 hours of information and entertainment in emergency situations. Thanks to its light weight and convenient dimensions, you can take it anywhere, ideal for emergency kits and in situations where you rely on a radio to receive reliable information directly. The radio runs entirely on batteries, so you always have access to AM and FM radio anywhere – even during a power outage.

Follow the latest news during a disaster or relax with music: this Caliber emergency radio provides security and ease of use in any situation.

Features:

• Ready for any emergency: up to 72 hours of battery playtime. Stay informed during a complete power outage.
• Runs on 2x AA batteries (3 V) – batteries not included
• AM and FM radio + 100 preset stations
• LCD display with backlight
• Dimensions: 11.4 × 6.7 × 2.7 cm (l × h × w)
• 3.5 mm headphone jack
• 0.5 W speaker (mono)
• Alarm clock function and sleep timer

In emergency situations, everything revolves around information. Our radio is therefore designed with one goal:

72 hours of non-stop access to FM news and emergency broadcasts on just one set of batteries.

No solar panels that never charge enough, no hand cranks that barely deliver power, no power banks that lose capacity after one year – but a radio that always works, precisely when it's needed.

Take it anywhere, anytime

Weighing only 95 grams, this emergency radio is a lightweight companion. Thanks to its compact size, it fits effortlessly into your bag or jacket pocket. The simple control panel and clear display make selecting stations and adjusting volume quick and intuitive.

Alarm clock and sleep timer

Set an alarm to wake you up or as a reminder. With the sleep timer, the radio automatically turns off after the set time – ideal for falling asleep and saving batteries.

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 hear what is happening, how long it will last, and what is expected of you.