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Stay informed of storm and weather warnings
The NOAA Storm Alert Sensor detects any weather warning signals from your NOAA radio and wirelessly triggers the CentralAlert System to notify you. Battery-life is approximately 10 months. Radio not included.
Specifications:
Wireless technology......................................2.4GHz Smart code
Operating range...........................................Up to 300ft.
Number of CA-NOAA supported by CA-360.......Up to 1 CA-NOAA
Battery type.................................................2 AA size alkaline batteries
Battery life...................................................Up to 10 months
Operating temperature..................................+10 to 40 degree C
Size............................................................2.5" x3.8" x 1" (64x96x23mm)
CA-NOAA
Q: Will the CA-NOAA work by itself?
A: No. It must be connected to an NOAA radio and the radio must be on. Make sure the radio has a 3.5 mm output jack and use the provided connecting cable to connect the CA-NOAA sensor to the 3.5 mm output jack of the radio.
Q: Where can I buy an NOAA radio?
A: Most electronic stores such as Radio Shack carry NOAA radios. Make sure the radio has a 3.5 mm output jack.
Q: The CA-NOAA seems to be working and lights up when pressed, but why is my CA-360 not responding?
A: Most likely, your CA-NOAA is not connected with your CA-360 yet. Make sure that your CA-360 is paired with your CA-NOAA. Refer to your CA-360 for the pairing instructions. Another possibility is that your CA-NOAA is out of range, up to 200 ft away from your CA-360. You can fix this problem by simply bringing them closer together.
Q: How does the alarm process work?
A: The CA-NOAA must be connected to your NOAA radio, and the radio must be switched on. When there is a storm or severe weather warning signal broadcasted in your NOAA radio, the CA-NOAA will pick up such warning and send a wireless signal to trigger the CA-360 to notify you. It is then up to you to check with your local TV, radio channels or internet to find out more about the nature of the warning.
Q: How long will the batteries last and how do I know it is time to replace them?
A: A new set of batteries can last up to 10 months for normal use. If the battery-indicator is dim or weak, it is time to replace them.