Oxridge Stormwatch Emergency Radio — When the Grid Goes Down, You Don't
Blackouts. Storms. Floods. The moment the power cuts, your phone dies, your Wi-Fi disappears, and you're cut off from the news that matters most. The Oxridge Stormwatch is built for that moment — a 7-in-1 emergency radio engineered to keep your household informed, powered, and protected when nothing else works.
Three ways to stay powered, forever
Charge it from the mains before a storm. Crank it by hand when batteries are gone. Leave it in the sun to top up while you focus on what matters. Three independent charging methods mean you're never reliant on a single point of failure.
A 10,000mAh power bank built in
This isn't just a radio — it's a portable power station. A fully charged Stormwatch will recharge your phone up to 2.5 times via USB, keeping you connected when every minute counts. Use it for torches, kids' tablets, or any USB device that needs juice.
NOAA weather alerts, AM/FM and shortwave
Hear official severe-weather broadcasts the second they're issued (AM 520–1710 KHz, FM 87–108 MHz, weather band 162.4–162.55 MHz). When mobile networks go down — and they will — broadcast radio is the last line of communication that still works.
7 tools in one rugged unit
10,000mAh USB power bank
NOAA / AM / FM weather radio
1W LED torch with 3 modes (long-range up to 75 metres, short-range, combined)
3-mode reading lamp with auto-shutoff
SOS emergency alarm
Built-in compass
Built-in thermometer
Built to go where you go
At just 1.52 lbs and 7.87 × 4.33 × 4.33 inches, with a heavy-duty carry strap, the Stormwatch fits in any bug-out bag, glovebox, or kitchen drawer. Bring it camping. Stash it in the loft for hurricane season. Hand one to every member of your family before the next storm hits.
Be the household that's ready
Most people only think about emergency prep after the power's been out for 12 hours. By then it's too late. The Stormwatch costs less than a tank of petrol — and the day you need it, you'll wish you'd bought two.
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