NOAA Solar Hand Crank Emergency Weather Radio with Built-in 2000mAh Battery

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Leaton emergency supply

Focus on emergency radio

Add it to Your Emergency Kits and Get Prepared AheadKeep Your Family Away from Hazard Weather!

Leaton has been striving to deliver Outdoor Survival Equipment o help you do your best in your daily work or outdoor exploration. Including Emergency radio, Camping light， weather radio.

Creating quality products for you to conquer the night is the root of our business. Most importantly, our ultimate goal is to cheer you up in the darkest moments.

10000mAh Emergency Radio

Flashlight radio

3 modes flashlight

– Far Beam(1W),

Dipped Beam(20pcs COB LED) Mixed Beam(5W/700LM)

Portable Hand Crank Dynamo Radio

Engineered at just 5 x 1.6 x 2.4 inches and weighing under 11 oz, this pocket-sized emergency radio slips easily into bug-out bags, car glove compartments, or hiking backpacks without adding bulk — answers buyers asking “will this fit in my emergency kit?”
Equipped with a high-sensitivity tuner and extended antenna, the radio locks onto all 7 NOAA weather bands plus AM/FM stations quickly, even in remote areas — answers buyers asking “does it pick up clear signals during storms?”
Never run out of juice with solar panel, hand crank, and USB charging options — crank for 3 minutes to power emergency calls, place under sunlight for trickle charging, or plug into any wall adapter for full recharge — answers buyers asking “how do I keep it running during long blackouts?”
The integrated 3-LED flashlight casts a wide beam to light up tents, hallways, or car engines, while the dedicated SOS mode flashes red and blue to signal rescuers in life-threatening situations — answers buyers asking “is the light bright enough for night emergencies?”
The rugged ABS shell resists drops and moisture, while the built-in 2000mAh battery outputs standard 5V USB power to charge most smartphones and GPS devices enough for critical calls — answers buyers asking “can this actually charge my phone in an emergency?”