ER210 E+READY® Compact Emergency Crank Wx Radio
This compact emergency weather alert crank radio is perfect for both emergency preparedness and everyday use. Easily stowed anywhere, the ER210 is a convenient companion in any preparedness kit or gear bag. AM/FM radio along with NOAA weather alert channels will keep you connected no matter where you are.
ER210 Battery Installation Instructions
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Features
Multiple Sustainable Power Sources – Solar, hand crank, rechargeable battery
Extremely Bright Flashlight Uses Cree®* LEDs – 1400 Lux
SOS Flashlight Beacon – Activates Morse code for emergency assistance
Long Battery Life – 2000 mAh rechargeable Li-Ion battery gives up to 25 hours of normal use
Smartphone/Tablet Charger – Charge your devices through USB connection
NOAA Weather Radio with Alert – Weather alerts sound when issued on local channel
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What's in the box
- ER210 Radio with Rechargeable Battery
- Micro USB Charging Cable
- Owner's Manual
English Product ManualREVIEWS
Compact Emergency Crank Wx Radio is rated
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Rated 4 out of
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mr.rhindress from
as me and my mother went camping we used it heavily. all though we have the ER 200 they are functionally the same. battery life was good enough to last all night with the radio on. As it is a small and portable radio the sound quality is to be expected with distorted bass and little treble. but is good enough for casually listening to music or using NOAA radio. my biggest problem with this radio though is that the antenna it comes with can easily break with a lot of use. other than this I have found this thing a great little radio. and a large improvement on the other weather radios I have owned
Date published: 2017-07-02
Rated 3 out of
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Andrea from
I like the compact size. But I am utterly ticked at the lack of proper instructions for the initial charging of the unit. Neither the quick start guide or owners manual tell you to open the battery compartment to plug the battery in. I assumed it was plug in so after charging for recommended time and having no charge came to your site and it said the battery needs to be plugged into the unit. Make your written directions clear, not everyone has internet access.
Date published: 2017-07-09
Rated 5 out of
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Dave Mitchell from
outstanding coverage during hurricane Harvey in the Pearland, Brazoria County TX area. One would have to be completely dead not to hear the alarm when dangerous weather is approaching. Would recommend this baby highly.
Date published: 2017-08-26
Rated 5 out of
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michael-w.-chumbley from
Your ER210 E-Ready radio was a good investment for me and anyone in the south florida area. I am listening to it right now while I am online. The VA store in west palm beach has it now!
Date published: 2017-06-21
Rated 5 out of
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Extreme Tornado Tours from
Great little radio, fun for our guests
We operate storm chasing tours and reliable radios are very important to us. We have had Midland radios before that have worked great, but these step up the game to a new level for us. We let our tour guests use them to hear warnings and these haven't failed us yet. The extra charging features are a plus from our old crank only style radios. Battery lasts forever it seems!
Date published: 2018-03-21
Rated 4 out of
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Candace from
The instructions should tell you to plug the battery into the device. I needed to do that via the website. But it charging now, we’ll see how well it worKS for Irma.
Date published: 2017-09-08
Rated 5 out of
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John mcintosh from
Well designed, well built and very functionally useful to have and the price was nice from a reputable company. Keep up the great work!
Date published: 2017-07-23
Rated 5 out of
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Glory Off-Road2 from
We'll never be without ours!
We camp and hike often and, if we've learned anything, it's that the weather on your phone is grossly inadequate. This crank radio is part of our morning routine when we camp and we take it with us when we hike. Thinking about extended your hike another few hours? Just crank to find out if it's a good or bad idea. Other features like the device charging, solar AM/FM its ultra-lightness push this little radio over the top. Highly recommend.
Date published: 2020-03-25
QUESTIONS
I have had my noaa radio about 2 years now and use it a lot. Now it keeps turning itself off and when it does, it goes to 8:00 a.m. for default time, 162.400 for default noaa channel and am and fm go to lowest channels. Does at random times. Ideas?
If you are having technical issues with your radio please call Midland Customer Service at 816-241-8500 M-F, 8am-4:30pm and a representative will be happy to troubleshoot the issue for you.
Date published: 2020-05-26
I was wondering if the weather alerts will come on when there is bad weather or if you just have to manually turn it on? My Mom has a NOAA weather radio and it will just come on to announce weather alerts, you don't have to listen to continually.
The alerts will automatically come on as long as you have the Weather Alert Function enabled.
Date published: 2020-05-13
Are you able to disable all local alerts except for tornados? I don't want alerts for severe thunderstorms.
You cannot select which alerts you want to disable with the ER210. If you want to be able to select which alerts to disable we would recommend the WR120 or WR400.
Date published: 2020-04-28
just bought today, plugged into charger and the ted light does not show as charging nor does the lcd battery icon flash - it is like it is not charging? However, the flashlight is on and does not go off???
Hello, if you have questions about your radio please call customer service at 816-241-8500 M-F 8am-4:30pm CST.
Date published: 2020-04-23
Not that I would try this, but how long would you have to hand crank the ER210 to get the battery _fully_ charged? Somewhat similar models from other companies take a very long time, indeed (hours and hours and hours). Thanks
Charge time using the hand crank is dependent on the speed at which one cranks. The solar panel and hand crank in this product are designed to be used for supplemental and emergency charge purposes. The quickest and most efficient way to charge is using the standard USB method.
Date published: 2020-05-08
I understand that this unit can be used to charge mobile devices using the USB cable. Can it also charge the 2-way radios? Would it also work to charge USB Power bank (16000 mAh capacity, input voltage of 5V)?
Yes.
Date published: 2020-04-04
Can the radio be connected to the charging port all of the time
Yes it can, but we would actually suggest that you place this radio in a sunny window and let the solar panel keep the slow trickle charge going.
Date published: 2020-04-06
How should I prepare my ER210 for long term storage? The battery is fully charged and plugged in.
We would suggest to unplug the battery from the radio unit for longterm storage.
Date published: 2020-04-06
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