Upliva™ Emergency Weather Radio

Upliva™ Emergency Weather Radio

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POWER OUTAGE RULE OF THUMB
Save your phone's battery for family.
  • Weather & News With No Cell Service
  • Light Without Draining Your Phone
  • Hear Local Updates Through the Night
  • Tops Up Your Phone for Family Calls
  • USB, Solar & Hand Crank Power
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Your Phone Wasn't Built for a Power Outage.
When the power goes out, your phone becomes your news, flashlight, and only way to reach family, all on one battery with no outlet to recharge it. Upliva™ takes over all three, Upliva™ takes over the news and the light, so your phone’s battery is saved for letting family know you’re safe.
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Upliva™ Emergency Weather Radio

Upliva™ Weather Radio

$99.00
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Why not just use my phone?
Your phone wasn't built for a power outage. It becomes your news, flashlight and entertainment, all on one battery with no outlet to recharge it. In Petzl's test, a phone flashlight used about 15% of the battery per hour, and FCC and FEMA storm tips say to conserve your phone battery. Upliva™ takes those three jobs, so your phone stays charged to let family know you're safe.
Isn't radio just sports and ads now? What will I actually hear?
The NOAA weather band carries National Weather Service forecasts and warnings 24/7, not music or ads. AM/FM gives you local news stations. Tip: write your local NOAA channel and news station on a sticker on the radio, so you're not scanning in the dark.
Does it turn on by itself for weather alerts?
No. You turn it on to listen. For automatic alerts while you sleep, keep Emergency Alerts switched on in your phone's settings. Upliva™'s job is to keep you informed once the power and cell service are gone.
Will it charge my iPhone? How much?
Yes, iPhone and Android, using your phone's own cable. The 2000mAh battery adds about a third to half a charge, depending on your phone. That's enough for the calls and texts that matter, not a full charge.
Why not just a power bank, or my car?
A power bank can refill your phone, but it can't get you news when there's no cell service. A car radio works only if you can safely get to the car mid-storm and have gas to keep it running for days. Upliva™ does both jobs from your kitchen table.
Will I get reception where I live?
NOAA Weather Radio covers most of the US. You can look up your county's channel on NOAA's website before a storm. AM/FM works wherever local stations broadcast.
Will it be dead after months in a drawer?
Top it up by USB every few months and it's ready when you need it. If the battery does run low, the hand crank can still power it.
How much cranking does it take?
The crank is your last-resort backup, not your main power. Charging by USB before a storm is the fastest way to fill the battery. Keep the crank for when there's no power at all.
Is it easy enough for my parents to use?
Yes. Simple buttons and dials, and no app to download. If they've used a radio before, they already know how.
What's the SOS siren for?
It's a loud siren with a flashing light that you turn on yourself to signal for help, for example if you're stuck or need someone to find you. It doesn't sound on its own.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You're covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. If it's not right for you, contact us within 60 days for a full refund.
Sydney Young
Sydney Young
★★★★★

"The hardest part of an outage is watching my phone battery drop while I’m still waiting to hear from family. Having a separate light and radio means I’m not reaching for my phone for everything. I can listen to what’s happening and save its battery for checking in. That’s what I want most-one less thing to worry about."

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What Your Phone Can't Do in a Power Outage

 
Upliva Emergency Weather RadioUPLIVA™
Your Phone
NOAA Weather & News With No Service
Light Without Draining Your Phone
Extra Charge for Your Phone
Recharges Without an Outlet
SOS Siren to Signal for Help

Customer Reviews

  • “I don’t need anything fancy. I just want a light nearby and a way to hear what’s going on if the power goes out. Having those things separate from my phone makes sense to me. I’d rather save its battery for checking on my family.”

  • "We’ve always thought of our phones as our backup plan. But when you’re using them for the flashlight and updates too, that’s a lot riding on one battery. Having a separate radio and light is the part of our plan we hadn’t really thought about."

  • “We like keeping things simple. A radio, a light, and a place where we can find them without searching through drawers. We don’t want to spend an outage worrying about every bit of phone battery, especially while waiting to hear from the kids.”

  • “The battery is what I worry about. I keep checking my phone for updates, then wonder how much charge I’m using. A separate light and radio feels like a practical way to take a couple of jobs off my phone.”

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    Hear the Weather Service, Not Sports

    The NOAA weather band broadcasts National Weather Service forecasts and warnings 24/7, and it reaches about 97% of the US population.

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    Enough Charge for the Calls That Matter

    About a third to half a phone charge, depending on your phone. Enough for the calls and texts that matter, not a full charge.

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    Test It the Day It Arrives

    Charge it by USB, find your local NOAA channel and news station, and keep it where you can reach it in the dark. If it’s not right, you have 60 days for a full refund.

    No Surprises When the Power Goes Out

    No hype and no fear. Here’s exactly what Upliva™ does when the power goes out, so you can feel safe about your plan before you ever need it.

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