NOAA Weather Radio with 80+Emergency Alerts, 23 S.A.M.E Localized Programming County Codes, Battery Backup, Alarm, Selectable Alert Tone (with External Antenna & External Warning Light)

[Hyper-Local Emergency Alerts] Utilizes S. A. M. E. (Specific Area Message Encoding) technology to deliver targeted alerts. Configure All, Multiple, or Single County modes for precise geographic filtering, minimizing false alarms while ensuring critical, life-saving warnings for tornadoes and floods reach the designated area. The NOAA weather radio with alerts supports configuration for up to 23 county codes. [24/7 NOAA All-Hazards Radio Monitoring] Access continuous, authoritative alerts for storms, wildfires, and multi-hazard emergencies via 7 selectable channels ( 162.400 - 162.550 MHz). The NOAA weather radio with alerts receives real-time updates directly from NOAA's integrated warning system to enhance proactive disaster readiness against natural and human-caused threats.

[Customizable Alert System] This NOAA weather radio with alerts personalizes notifications through voice, siren, or visual alerts, with toggles for real-time weather/hazard warnings. Access 80+ pre-set alert typesincluding weather (e. g., tornado), security and system events (e. g., low battery)each featuring individual on/off switches for granular control. Ideal for silent nighttime operation.
(Note: ON* is a system-required function that must be enabled and cannot be customized. ) [More Practical Features] This NOAA weather radio with alerts features intuitive knob controls for easy navigation. Quickly adjust alarms, volume, and siren tests. Its digital clock displays time (12/24-hour) and date, while the smart alarm includes one-touch snooze (9-minute repeatable delays). The backlit display ensures clear readability in any lighting. [Dual-Power Reliability, Always-On Power] This NOAA weather alert radio features dual power inputs (110V AC mains and 3×AA batteries batteries not included), ensuring continuous operation for over 54 hours during power failures. Critical emergency alerts are broadcast in real-time, even during electrical outages. With a maximum siren output of 110dB, this unit provides vital auditory penetration for severe weather preparedness in storm-prone regions