StormReady ™
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How It Works
How It Works
- Charge Once, Stay Ready for Weeks: Plug in via USB-C at home and StormReady holds its charge for 6+ weeks in standby — so it's ready the moment a storm hits, not dead on the shelf. Solar panels and the hand crank extend runtime indefinitely when the grid goes down.
- Get Alerted for Your County Only: Program your SAME county code once and StormReady monitors all 7 NOAA frequencies in the background. The moment a tornado, flood, or hurricane warning is issued for your specific area, it triggers a loud alarm and flashing strobe — not noise from 500 miles away.
- Light, Signal, and Recharge Through the Outage: Switch on the multi-mode LED flashlight to navigate the dark, plug your phone in to the USB output to keep communication lines open, and activate the SOS alarm to signal for help if needed.
What's Included
What's Included
- StormReady Emergency Radio (1 unit)
- Protective Packaging Box
- User Manual
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We offer free shipping for all orders. Once your item/s is dispatched,
the estimated delivery time is:
- USA: 2-9 business days
- UK: 5-13 business days
- Australia: 5-13 business days
- Canada: 2-12 business days
- Europe: 5-13 business days
You have 90 days to return your product for a full refund.
StormReady
Everything You Need When It Matters Most
Never Dead When the Storm Hits
Solar, hand crank, and USB-C keep StormReady charged through 6+ weeks in standby. Pull it mid-hurricane and it works — no frantic cranking.
Alerts Only for Your County
Program your county code once and StormReady monitors 7 NOAA bands silently. Only your area's warnings trigger the alarm — never distant false alerts.
Built Tough, Built to Last
Survived 7-foot drops and sustained rain without losing a function. StormReady holds up where cheap plastic radios crack and quit.
One Device, Five Functions
Radio, flashlight, charger, SOS alarm, and NOAA scanner — five tools in one unit. StormReady covers every emergency need without extra gadgets.
What our 17,000+ Customers say
Based On Real and Honest Experiences
After four days without power, I pulled StormReady from the closet — full battery, NOAA signal clear. My neighbor's cheap crank snapped on second use. This one is permanent in our emergency kit.
I take StormReady on every backcountry trip. Two days of rain in the Cascades and it never flinched — waterproofing held, NOAA came in clear, and I kept my GPS running off the power bank the whole time. The SOS alarm alone was worth it for solo hiking.
I was the skeptic in the house — figured it was another gimmick. Then Wirecutter tested 20+ models and named StormReady the top pick after destroying half of them. Three power outages later, it has not missed a single NOAA alert.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I need to crank it to actually get any radio time?
How long do I need to crank it to actually get any radio time?
About 60 seconds of cranking gives you 10–26 minutes of radio time. StormReady charges via USB-C and solar first; the hand crank is a last-resort backup. Most owners charge fully at home and rarely need to crank at all.
Can StormReady charge my smartphone?
Can StormReady charge my smartphone?
Yes. StormReady's USB output lets you charge phones directly from the built-in battery. In testing, it delivered around 50% charge to a smartphone — enough for multiple emergency calls or to coordinate with family.
Is it actually waterproof, or just splash-resistant?
Is it actually waterproof, or just splash-resistant?
StormReady carries an IPX5 waterproof rating, meaning it can handle sustained water jets, heavy rain, and wet outdoor conditions. It's built for real-world use, not just light drizzle.
How does the automatic weather alert work?
How does the automatic weather alert work?
Program your SAME county code once and StormReady silently monitors all 7 NOAA frequencies. When a tornado or flood warning hits your specific area, it sounds a loud alarm and flashes its light — waking you even if the volume is low.
Is the alarm loud enough to wake me up if a warning comes in the middle of the night?
Is the alarm loud enough to wake me up if a warning comes in the middle of the night?
StormReady's NOAA alert produces one of the highest decibel outputs tested — reviewers call it jump-out-of-seat loud. It also triggers a simultaneous strobe, so even heavy sleepers get both a sound and a light signal when a warning hits your county.
Will it pick up NOAA alerts clearly in a basement or building with bad reception?
Will it pick up NOAA alerts clearly in a basement or building with bad reception?
In testing, StormReady picked up NOAA alerts clearly from a basement — some background static, but every warning audible. For metal buildings or very remote areas, the external antenna jack significantly boosts reception.
What happens if the built-in battery eventually dies — can I still use it?
What happens if the built-in battery eventually dies — can I still use it?
Most StormReady configurations include a backup AA or AAA battery slot — so if the built-in battery ever depletes, pop in store batteries and keep going. That layered redundancy means no single point of failure, even years down the road.
How do I set it up for my county so I only get local weather alerts?
How do I set it up for my county so I only get local weather alerts?
Setting up local alerts takes about 2 minutes: enter your county's SAME code (a 30-second lookup at weather.gov) and confirm. StormReady then monitors only warnings for your exact area — no false alarms from hundreds of miles away.