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- DAB/DAB+ & FM radio
- 4,500 mAh power bank
- 4 charging sources – crank, solar, USB-C and AAA
- LED torch + reading lamp + SOS alarm

A battery-powered DAB radio is part of official household-preparedness advice from the following Norwegian authorities and organisations:
- ✓DSB — the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection
- ✓The Civil Defence — part of DSB
- ✓The County Governors — all 10 regions
- ✓The Norwegian Red Cross — household preparedness guide
- ✓Norwegian People's Aid — preparedness recommendations
"Keep a DAB radio that works even if the power goes out. There are versions that run on batteries, or charge by solar panel or hand crank."
— DSB's preparedness brochure, 2024
Source: sikkerhverdag.no · dsb.no
These authorities recommend the category battery-powered DAB radio as part of an emergency kit. They do not endorse specific products or brands.
In the UK, the government's Prepare guidance likewise lists a battery or wind-up radio among household emergency essentials.
Civil-protection authorities recommend a battery-powered radio in your emergency kit. Here's what makes this one practical to keep ready.
Four independent charging sources — hand crank, solar panel, USB-C and AAA. If one fails, you have three more. 60 seconds of cranking gives roughly 45 minutes of radio.
Stable DAB/DAB+ reception, even in weak signal areas. FM as backup. 30 + 30 presets so you can store the BBC and your local stations in advance.
Built-in 4,500 mAh power bank. Charges modern smartphones via USB-C — typically one full charge per top-up of the radio.
LED torch, reading lamp and SOS alarm. Light, reading help and alert in one and the same unit.
Built for Nordic conditions. CE-certified, impact-resistant ABS plastic, 370 g. Fits in the glovebox, rucksack or emergency box.
You shouldn't need the manual when the power goes out.
Developed for preparedness
The emergency radio is chosen to be simple to use and practical to keep ready. You shouldn't need the manual when the power goes out.
- Four independent charging methods – if one fails, you have three more.
- 60 seconds of cranking gives roughly 45 minutes of radio.
- DAB/DAB+ with stable reception even in weak signal areas.
- CE-certified and built in impact-resistant ABS plastic.
- Compact (370 g) – takes minimal space in your emergency box.
The goal is simple: power, light and access to information – when the normal solutions aren't available.
If for any reason you're not happy with the product within 100 days, you can return it and get your money back. You can unpack it and test it — that's exactly why we give you 100 days.
All you need to do is contact us at support@trygghetslagret.com — we'll help you the whole way and make the refund simple and hassle-free.
For us at Trygghetslagret this is about safety and trust. You should feel confident you've made a responsible choice — even if you hopefully never need to use the product.

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The new Emergency Radio – now with DAB/DAB+, Bluetooth and LED display
When an emergency happens, you need to be able to stay on top of what's going on.
If the mobile network and internet go down – as has genuinely happened across the Nordics before – you need another way to receive information.
With the right emergency radio you get important information from the responsible authorities directly, without depending on mains power or mobile coverage.
This emergency radio has a built-in 4,500 mAh power bank and charges four ways – by hand crank, solar panel, USB-C or AAA batteries.
That means you can keep your phone and other essential devices running, even when the power is out for a long time.
The radio receives both DAB/DAB+ and FM with stable reception even in weak signal areas, and has a built-in LED torch, reading lamp and SOS alarm.

Technical specification:
- DAB/DAB+ (170–240 MHz) and FM (87.5–108 MHz, RDS)
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Battery capacity 4,500 mAh
- Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery
- Charging by hand crank, solar panel, USB-C (cable included) and AAA batteries (not included)
- LED display with station name, frequency and battery level
- 30 DAB + 30 FM presets
- 40 mm / 2W speaker
- 4-head 4W LED torch (3 brightness levels)
- 360-degree reading lamp (3 brightness levels)
- SOS alarm with flashing light and sound
- Built-in compass and carry strap
- Size 150 × 75 × 65 mm
- Weight 370 g
- CE-certified
Frequently asked questions
Here are the questions our customers ask most.
Still wondering about something? Contact our customer support.
Does it have DAB?
Yes. It has both DAB/DAB+ (170–240 MHz) and FM (87.5–108 MHz, RDS), with 30+30 presets — so you can receive the BBC's DAB stations as well as FM. It's the same category of radio Norwegians switched to when FM was turned off there in 2017.
Does it work when the power is out?
Yes – that's exactly what it's built for. The radio has four independent charging sources: hand crank, solar panel, USB-C and AAA batteries. 60 seconds of cranking gives roughly 45 minutes of radio. Even without mains power, internet or mobile signal, you can stay informed via DAB/DAB+ or FM.
Does it charge newer phones?
Yes. The built-in 4,500 mAh power bank charges both older and newer phones via USB-C. You'll typically get one full charge of a modern smartphone, or several partial charges.
Does the battery cope with cold?
Yes, the radio is built for Nordic conditions. The Li-ion battery can lose a little capacity in extreme cold – like all batteries – but the radio and its functions work normally. AAA batteries as backup are a good idea in the cold.
Is it hard to use?
No. The emergency radio is designed to be simple and intuitive – you shouldn't need the manual when the power goes out.
What if I'm not happy with it?
You have a 100-day full money-back guarantee. You can unpack and test the product – that's exactly why we give you 100 days. If you're not happy, contact us at support@trygghetslagret.com and we'll sort it out.


