Leaton Emergency Hand Crank Radio NOAA Solar 10000mAh

Leaton's Hand Crank Emergency Radio is a rugged, multi-power NOAA weather receiver with a 10000mAh rechargeable battery, solar/hand-crank backup, flashlight, reading lamp, SOS alarm and USB-C phone charging. This compact survival radio combines long-lasting battery capacity with multiple recharge methods and weather-band reception to keep you informed and powered during outages, storms, or off-grid adventures. Designed with durable, water-resistant construction and tactile controls, it balances everyday usability with emergency-readiness so you can store it in a car, go-bag, or RV and rely on it when conventional power fails.

How long will the 10000mAh battery keep my devices and the radio running?

The built-in 10000mAh lithium polymer battery serves as both the radio's main power source and a phone power bank. With a 2A USB-C input, the unit fully recharges in under eight hours from wall power; runtime varies by use but supports multiple hours of continuous radio playback and several full phone charges.

• 10000mAh capacity for extended radio use and device charging
• USB-C 2A input for fastest recharge (<8 hours)
• Hand crank and solar panel provide emergency top-ups when outlets aren’t available

What kinds of power backup does it offer during prolonged outages?

This Leaton radio offers three ways to restore power: USB-C charging from mains or portable chargers, passive solar harvesting via a built-in panel, and a hand crank for manual emergency charging. These layered options ensure continued operation even in extended blackouts or remote locations where electricity is unavailable.

• Primary USB-C charging for quick replenishment
• Solar panel for daylight trickle charging
• Hand crank for immediate mechanical power in emergencies

Can I depend on the radio for weather alerts and nighttime visibility?

The receiver covers NOAA weather frequencies plus AM and FM bands so you can monitor forecasts, advisories and local broadcasts. Nighttime needs are met with a dual-light system: a 48-LED reading lamp for wide-area illumination and a 20-LED flashlight for focused tasks, plus an SOS alarm to draw attention when necessary.

• NOAA 162.400–162.550 MHz reception for weather updates
• AM (520–1710 kHz) and FM (87–108 MHz) for local stations
• 48-LED reading lamp, 20-LED flashlight and audible SOS alarm included

Is this radio durable enough for outdoor use?

Yes — the unit is built to withstand harsh conditions and everyday rough handling. Its IPX6 splash-resistant rating, textured non-slip grip and lightweight compact dimensions make it easy to carry and suitable for camping, coastal storms or keeping in a vehicle emergency kit.

• IPX6 water resistance for heavy rain and splashes
• Compact size (approx. 6.3" x 3.5" x 3.1") and 1.1 lb weight
• Glove-friendly tuning knob and tactile buttons for low-light operation

Who is this for This Leaton emergency radio is made for people who prepare: campers and hikers who need reliable off-grid power, homeowners and renters living in hurricane or storm-prone regions, drivers who keep a roadside emergency kit, and caretakers or family members wanting a practical safety gift. It’s also convenient for college students, RV owners, and anyone who wants a dependable, multi-function device that combines weather information, illumination and phone charging in one durable package.

• Includes: Leaton emergency radio, USB-C charging cable, owner’s manual
• Warranty: 1-year replacement warranty for peace of mind

FAQ

Q: Does this radio receive NOAA broadcasts?

A: Yes. It receives NOAA weather band frequencies (162.400–162.550 MHz) plus AM and FM stations for local alerts and broadcasts.

Q: How can I recharge the radio when power is out?

A: Use the USB-C port from a power bank or mains, the built-in solar panel in daylight, or the hand crank for manual charging.