Midland ER50 Owner's Manual

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Midland ER50 Specification

The Midland ER50 Radio is a compact, multifunctional emergency weather alert radio designed to provide crucial information during emergencies and outdoor activities. It features a digital AM/FM tuner for clear reception and access to NOAA weather channels, ensuring you stay informed about severe weather updates and alerts. The radio is equipped with a 2600 mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery, offering extended usage and the convenience of multiple power options, including a direct USB charge, solar panel charging, and a hand crank for manual power generation, making it ideal for situations without electricity. The ER50 also serves as a power bank, capable of charging smartphones and other small devices via its USB port.

For added functionality, the radio includes an integrated LED flashlight with a Cree® LED, providing bright and reliable illumination in low-light conditions. It also features an SOS strobe light for signaling emergencies and attracting attention when needed. The backlit LCD display enhances visibility and ease of use, even in dark environments, while the digital clock adds to its practicality. The ER50 is designed with durability in mind, featuring a rugged, water-resistant casing that can withstand harsh weather conditions, ensuring reliable performance in various environments. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to carry and store, providing a versatile and essential tool for emergency preparedness and outdoor adventures. The Midland ER50 Radio combines essential communication and safety features, making it an indispensable device for ensuring safety and staying connected during critical situations.

Midland ER50 F.A.Q.

How do I charge the Midland ER50 Radio?

To charge the Midland ER50 Radio, connect the included USB cable to the micro USB port on the radio and plug it into a power source such as a computer or USB wall adapter. The charging indicator will light up to show it's charging.

What should I do if the radio does not turn on?

If the radio does not turn on, ensure that the battery is properly inserted and charged. If it still does not work, try doing a reset by removing and reinserting the battery.

How can I improve the reception on my Midland ER50?

To improve reception, fully extend the telescopic antenna and position the radio near a window or in an open area. Avoid obstacles like thick walls or metal objects that might block the signal.

What is the best way to maintain the Midland ER50 Radio?

To maintain the radio, keep it dry and clean. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. Regularly check the battery contacts and clean them if necessary to ensure good conductivity.

How do I set the time on the Midland ER50 Radio?

To set the time, press and hold the 'Time' button until the hour starts flashing. Use the tuning knob to adjust the hour, then press 'Time' again to set minutes. Press 'Time' once more to confirm.

Why is the alert function not working on my Midland ER50?

Ensure that the alert function is enabled by checking the settings. Also, make sure the radio is tuned to the correct weather channel and that you are within the broadcast range of an alert station.

How do I switch between AM and FM modes on the Midland ER50?

To switch between AM and FM modes, press the 'Band' button until the desired band is displayed on the screen. Adjust the tuning dial to select your station.

Can I use the Midland ER50 Radio during a power outage?

Yes, the Midland ER50 Radio can operate on its rechargeable battery during a power outage. Ensure the battery is charged beforehand, or use the hand crank to generate power if needed.

How do I know when the battery needs recharging?

The battery indicator on the display screen shows the battery level. When the indicator shows low power, it's time to recharge the battery.

Is it possible to use headphones with the Midland ER50 Radio?

Yes, the Midland ER50 Radio has a headphone jack. Simply plug your headphones into the jack for personal listening.