Midland WR120 NOAA Weather Alert Emergency Radio with Manual - Tested
This Midland WR120 NOAA Weather Alert Radio is ready to keep you informed with S.A.M.E. localized alerts, digital display, and a loud built-in siren. It comes complete with the original owner's manual and AC power adapter, both in great shape.
Features & Specifications
- Midland WR120 S.A.M.E. Digital Weather / All Hazards Alert Radio with white housing
- Receives all 7 NOAA/NWS weather channels for continuous local weather updates
- S.A.M.E. (Specific Area Message Encoding) programming supports up to 25 programmable locations for county-level alert accuracy
- Built-in 90dB alert siren for Warning, Watch, and Advisory notifications
- Trilingual digital display (English, Spanish, French)
- Weather/Snooze button and alarm/clock functions for everyday use
- Includes original AC power adapter (Midland-WXAC10xEC) and original printed owner's manual
- Runs on included AC adapter; supports 3 AA battery backup for power outages (batteries not included)
Condition Description
- Tested and fully functional Midland WR120 weather alert radio in great overall condition.
- Housing shows no notable flaws and displays and buttons all work as expected.
- Includes the original owner's manual, shown in the photo.
- Original AC power adapter and cord are included and appear like-new.
Shipping & Returns
- Ships next business day.
- Packed safely and securely.
- 30-Day Return Policy (buyer pays return shipping).
- Shipping calculated by eBay at checkout.
Why You'll Love It
Severe weather can strike with little warning, and having a dedicated NOAA alert radio like this Midland WR120 on your nightstand, kitchen counter, or emergency kit gives real peace of mind. The S.A.M.E. programming means you only hear alerts relevant to your specific county, not a flood of unrelated warnings, while the loud 90dB siren ensures you won't sleep through a critical advisory. With the original manual included, setup and channel programming are straightforward even if this is your first weather radio. It's a reliable, no-frills way to stay ahead of storms, tornadoes, and other hazards.