Leaton Emergency NOAA Weather Radio with Solar & Crank

When severe weather, power outages or remote trips interrupt normal power and communications, a multi-function emergency radio provides information, light and device charging without relying on the grid. The Leaton emergency radio is purpose-built for those situations: it receives NOAA/AM/FM broadcasts, recharges via USB-C, hand crank or solar panel, and offers several lighting modes plus an SOS siren and compass in a small, water-splash resistant housing.

How does this radio keep me informed during storms or outages?

The Leaton radio tunes NOAA weather channels along with AM and FM stations so you can get official forecasts, alerts and local news. A simple rotary control lets you find stations quickly and the unit’s receiver covers NOAA (162.400–162.550 MHz), AM (520–1710 kHz) and FM (87–108 MHz).

• NOAA weather band for emergency alerts and forecasts
• AM and FM reception for local updates and news
• Rotary tuning knob for fast station selection

What power and charging options are available if the grid fails?

This radio offers three charging methods so it stays usable when mains power is gone: recharge the internal 10000mAh polymer battery via USB-C, turn the hand crank for manual charging, or place the unit in sunlight to trickle-charge the battery from its built-in solar panel. The battery also supports charging phones and small devices in emergencies.

• USB Type-C fast recharge for convenience
• Manual hand crank to generate power without electricity
• Solar panel for passive charging outdoors
• Internal battery can supply emergency power to phones/tablets

What lighting and safety features help in low-light situations?

Leaton includes multiple lighting modes and audible signals to help you see and be found. A super-bright flashlight with three modes, a 48-LED reading lamp and a 1.3W focused reading light cover tasks from map-reading to tent maintenance, while a loud SOS alarm and compass add safety and orientation tools.

• 3-mode flashlight for immediate area illumination
• 48-LED reading lamp for extended close-up work
• SOS siren to attract attention during rescue
• Built-in compass for basic navigation aid

How portable and durable is this unit for travel and storage?

The device is designed to be compact and fairly weather-resistant so it can travel with you. At roughly 160 × 90 × 80 mm and about 500 g, it fits in backpacks and emergency kits, and IPX3 splash protection guards against sprayed water in rain or damp conditions.

• Compact dimensions for easy storage and transport
• Lightweight at approximately 500 g for carry convenience
• IPX3 splash resistance for use in light rain
• Sturdy build suitable for indoor and outdoor emergency kits

Who is this for? The Leaton emergency radio is ideal for homeowners preparing a storm kit, outdoor enthusiasts who want reliable communications off-grid, and anyone who needs a compact, multi-power emergency tool for travel, camping, boating or daily preparedness. It’s suited to people who value multiple charging options, clear NOAA weather reception, bright task lighting and straightforward controls without extra bulk.