I found this product at a Hong Kong trade show and immediately saw the potential. The concept was good — but we worked through a few refinements to make it genuinely practical for Kiwi households.
The result is a unit that’s not just for emergencies — it’s actually useful day to day.
Why Every Home Should Have One
When the power goes out, most modern homes lose:
Internet
WiFi calling
TV
Device charging
Often even basic lighting
In a real emergency, a simple battery radio becomes one of the most important tools in the house.
But we didn’t want to sell a “basic” radio.
We wanted something people would actually use.
What Makes Ours Different
1. Digital Radio Display Many emergency radios still use analogue tuning dials. They work — but they’re imprecise. We upgraded this model to include a clear digital display, making it easy to tune accurately to your preferred AM or FM frequency. In a Civil Defense event, that matters.
2. 4000mAh Built-In Power Bank A proper emergency device needs to keep your phone alive. This unit includes a 4000mAh internal battery, giving you the ability to top up your smartphone when the grid is down. Charge it via:
USB
Solar panel
Or hand crank
It gives you options when options are limited.
3. Bluetooth Connectivity Let’s be honest — everything is better with Bluetooth. We added Bluetooth so the radio isn’t just an emergency device that sits untouched in a cupboard. You can use it:
At the beach
On camping trips
In the garage
At the bach
If it’s useful day to day, you’re far more likely to keep it charged and ready.
True Multi-Function Capability
Our 7-in-1 unit includes:
AM/FM radio
Hand crank generator
Solar charging panel
USB charging
Large 4000mAh power bank
LED torch
Bluetooth speaker
Digital display It’s compact, practical and built to be thrown into a glovebox, emergency kit or kitchen drawer.
Not Just for Natural Disasters
While it’s ideal for earthquake or storm preparedness, it’s also perfect for:
Boating.
Camping.
Hunting trips.
Road trips.
Work vehicles.
Keeping in the caravan. It’s one of those products that quietly makes sense once you own one
A Simple Recommendation
Every household should have:
A torch
A basic first aid kit
Bottled water
And a reliable emergency radio
This ticks all of those communication and backup power boxes in one device.
If you’re building out an emergency kit for your home, business or vehicle fleet, this is a small investment that makes a lot of practical sense.
Customer Service
Got a question? Call us on 03 365 2666 or swing by 18 Iversen Terrace, Waltham, Christchurch (Monday – Friday 9am-5pm). One of our friendly team is usually around to help with quick advice, but for bigger jobs we might need a bit more time and a booking.