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TerraWave hand crank NOAA weather radio with phone charger

TerraWave hand crank NOAA weather radio with phone charger

News, light and a charged phone in any blackout, from a radio that makes its own power.

$129.95
  • AM, FM and NOAA weather bands, so you hear the news when cell towers go down
  • Hand crank, solar panel and USB-C: three ways to charge, no batteries to buy
  • Charges your phone, plus a 120-lumen flashlight, a reading lamp and an SOS siren
Details
  • Radio with AM, FM and NOAA weather bands
  • Charges by hand crank, by its solar panel or by USB-C from a wall plug or a laptop
  • One minute of cranking gives up to 10 minutes of radio, and the battery holds a charge for months
  • USB output charges your phone: a full TerraWave gives most phones about 6 more hours of talk time
  • 120-lumen LED flashlight, flip-up 4-LED lamp that lights a room, and a 90-decibel SOS siren
  • Tough rubber case, wrist strap and a plain-English user guide in the box

120-day money-back guarantee, 2-year warranty

Shipping & returns

Free U.S. shipping over $69. Most orders arrive in 10 to 15 days, with a tracking link by email the day it ships. You have 120 days to decide: call (877) 428-1729 or email support@quietprotector.com for a full refund.

When the power goes out for days, the radio is what still tells you what to do.

A storm can cut the power for days, and when it does, cell towers can go down within hours. The phone dies, the internet is gone, and the battery radio in the drawer is only as good as its last set of batteries. A radio that makes its own power keeps the news, the light and the phone on for as long as the outage lasts.

TerraWave vs battery radio

TerraWaveBattery radio
Makes its own power (crank and solar)YesNo
NOAA weather bandYesSome
Charges your phoneYesNo
Flashlight, room lamp and SOS sirenYesNo
2-year warranty and 120-day money-back guaranteeYesNo

What's inside, and why it matters

Red and black TerraWave radio with antenna up, top reading light and side flashlight on, on white

Hand crank generator

Swing out the handle and turn. Gears spin a copper coil and the battery stores that power for months.

Light and news at the kitchen table in a blackout

Solar panel and USB-C

Set it in a sunny window to top it up for free, or plug it in by USB-C so it is full before the storm.

Hand crank, no batteries needed

Phone charger, flashlight, lamp and siren

A USB port charges your phone, a 120-lumen flashlight lights the way, a flip-up 4-LED lamp lights the room and a 90 dB siren calls for help.

How to use TerraWave

1Charge itPlug it in by USB-C, set it in the sun or turn the handle on its back.
2Turn it onPick AM, FM or the NOAA weather band.
3Tune inHear what is happening and what to do next, even when phones and internet are down.

TerraWave: questions before you order

Do I have to crank a lot?

No. A minute of turning gives up to 10 minutes of radio, and you can also charge it by sun or by USB-C.

We have a generator. Do we still need this?

Yes. Generators run out of gas, but TerraWave makes its own power.

Will it charge my phone?

Yes. A full TerraWave gives most phones about 6 more hours of talk time.

Can I use AA batteries?

No. It fills itself from the sun, the handle or a USB-C cable, so you never buy batteries for it.

Does it get weather alerts?

It has the NOAA weather band, so you can tune in to the weather radio broadcasts in your area.

Will it work where I live?

If your car radio picks up AM or FM there, TerraWave does too.

How many should I get?

One for the house, one for the car, and one for each home you check on.

Can I send it back?

Yes. You have 120 days for a full refund, and it has a 2-year warranty.

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TerraWave: an emergency crank radio with a phone charger, flashlight and SOS siren

TerraWave is a hand crank radio for power outages. It picks up AM, FM and the NOAA weather band, so you can follow the news and the weather when cell towers and the internet are down, and it makes its own power: one minute of cranking gives up to 10 minutes of radio.

You can also charge it in the sun with its solar panel, or by USB-C before a storm. A USB port charges your phone (a full TerraWave gives most phones about 6 more hours of talk time), and it has a 120-lumen flashlight, a flip-up lamp that lights a room and a 90-decibel SOS siren, all in a tough rubber case.

It is one of our power outage essentials, and it is part of the Blackout & Winter Kit.