The Emergency Zone Weather Alert Radio is a small, dedicated receiver for the NOAA Weather Radio network of the National Weather Service. The network broadcasts 24 hours a day, with forecasts, current conditions and hazard messages, including severe weather watches and warnings for your area. Seven pre-programmed channels cover the 7 standard frequencies used nationwide. It runs on batteries, so it keeps you informed before, during and after a disaster, even when the power is out.
Why it works:
- Direct from the National Weather Service: Official information is what you act on, and this radio receives the NOAA Weather Radio network, not commercial radio.
- Seven channels, nationwide frequencies: It is pre-programmed with the 7 standard narrowband frequencies, 162.400 to 162.550 MHz, used nationwide.
- Watches and warnings for your area: The radio gives you notice of severe weather watches, when conditions are favorable, and warnings, when a threat is imminent.
- Works when the power is out: On battery power, it lets you track a storm, hear evacuation orders or monitor flood levels when the power is out and the Wi-Fi is down.
- Sized for your kit: Every emergency kit should have a radio, and this small one fits easily into an emergency kit, a glove box or a bug-out bag.
Who it's built for:
Built for households and drivers who want official weather information in an emergency kit, glove box or bug-out bag before, during and after a disaster.
At a glance:
- In the box: 1 x Weather Alert Radio
- Network: NOAA Weather Radio (National Weather Service)
- Broadcasts: 24 hours a day: forecasts, current conditions and hazard messages
- Alerts: Severe weather watches and warnings for your area
- Channels: 7, pre-programmed
- Frequencies: Ch 1 162.550, Ch 2 162.400, Ch 3 162.475, Ch 4 162.425, Ch 5 162.450, Ch 6 162.500, Ch 7 162.525 MHz
- Power: Batteries
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