Neatify SolarSafe™ Emergency Radio

Emergency radio solar hand-crank power b

798 SEK

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☀️ 4 Ways to Charge – Sun, Crank, USB-C, AAA

📻 AM/FM Radio When the Power Is Out

🔦 Flashlight, Reading Lamp & SOS

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What's included

SolarSafe emergency radio

Details & Specs

Power: solar panel, hand crank, USB-C or AAA batteries
Radio: AM/FM
Flashlight: 100 LM LED, high and low
Reading lamp: foldable, 180° adjustable
Phone charging: emergency top-up
SOS alarm

FAQ

Why do I need an emergency radio?

Swedish emergency-preparedness advice recommends having a radio at home that works without mains power, so you can follow news during a power cut.

How do I charge it?

Leave it in the sun, turn the hand crank, plug in USB-C or use AAA batteries.

Can it charge my phone?

Yes – it can top up your phone in an emergency.

When will my order arrive?

Delivery to Sweden usually takes 4–9 business days, with tracking.

What if I change my mind?

You can return unused items in their original packaging within 14 days of delivery. If anything arrives damaged, contact us within 7 days and we'll replace or refund it.

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Neatify SolarSafe™ Emergency Radio

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A gift that could matter one day

Light, news and power when you need them most.
Perfect for homes, summer houses, boats and camping bags.

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Why SolarSafe beats relying on your phone

When the power and network go down, SolarSafe keeps working.

	Neatify	Standard
Works without mains power
Charges by sun or hand crank
Radio, light & power bank in one
SOS alarm built in

When the power goes out, you're still covered.

Radio, flashlight, reading lamp and phone power bank in one – charged by the sun, a hand crank, USB-C or AAA batteries. Swedish emergency-preparedness advice recommends having a radio at home that works without mains power. This one also belongs in the car, the cabin and the camping bag.

Overview

4 Ways to Power: Solar panel, hand crank, USB-C or AAA batteries – never stuck without power.

AM/FM Radio: Stay updated with news and broadcasts when phones and internet go down.

100 LM Flashlight: Bright LED torch with high and low settings.

Foldable Reading Lamp: 180° adjustable lamp for hands-free light around the house or tent.

Phone Charging: Top up your phone in an emergency.

SOS Alarm: Loud alarm to signal for help.

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