First Alert WX-167 manual Wall Mount Installation, Basic Operation, To Review Alert Messages

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10. Wall Mount Installation

Note: Be sure to install batteries before wall mounting

1.Remove the wall mount bracket from the package. Hold the bracket at the mounting location with the narrow edge at the top. Use it as a template to mark the positions for the screw holes on the wall or other mounting

surfaces.

2.Drill the two screw holes

and fix the screws onto the wall, using the drywall anchors if necessary, Leave a space of about 3mm (1/ 8”) between the head of the screw and the wall.

3.Put the radio and the wall mount bracket

together with the AC adapter plug installed. Make sure all the clips are properly set and the radio is secured.

4.Hang the radio with the wall mount onto the two screws on the wall, make sure the installation is

16secure. Connect the AC adapter to a power outlet

Basic Operation

After programming your WX-167, you are ready to use it . Place the radio where it gets the best reception. To listen to the weather channel press the Radio ON button. To Turn off the weather channel press the Radio OFF button. To turn the siren or voice off when an alert is received, press the OFF button.

To Review Alert Messages

The WX-167 will store up to 10 currently active alert messages in its memory. Alerts are removed automatically when the time for the event expires. Upon receiving a new alert, the oldest inactive alert will be deleted. If all stored alerts are active, it will delete the oldest active alert. The number of active alerts is displayed on the LCD screen in the upper right corner. Press the Next “>” or Previous “<” button to play the alert denoted by the circled number.

TEST SIGNAL FROM NOAA:

NOAA sends out test signals weekly for users to verify that your Public Alert radio is working properly. Your radio is programmed at the factory to block the alert siren for the weekly test signal. When the weekly test signal is received:

1.The LCD screen will display the text message

“The National Weather Service has issued a required weekly or monthly test for your county until ####”

2.The radio will beep for 15 sec. The siren will not sound.

3.Weekly and monthly tests are stored in Alert Memory.

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Contents Model WX-167 User’s Manual Public AlertTM Radio Table of Contents Important Safeguards Care and Maintenance FCC Notice to Users Could void the user’s authority to operate the equipmentIntroduction How it worksMain features of the WX-167 Public Alert Radio include Location of Controls and Functions WX-167Description of controls and functions SpeakerConnecting the Power Choosing a place for your radioSet-up and Language Selection Set Alert Volume Setting the Specific Area Message Encoding S.A.M.E. location Selecting Between Alerting Options Battery Installation Do not Charge Alkaline BatteriesBasic Operation Wall Mount InstallationTo Review Alert Messages Handicapped Accessories Appendix B UB Land Slide Warning National Audible Test Trouble Shooting Problem Possible Cause and SolutionWX-167 Specifications Frequency Coverage Weather ChannelsService Procedure Day Limited Warranty

WX-167 specifications

The First Alert WX-167 is a technologically advanced weather radio designed to provide critical weather updates and warnings directly from the National Weather Service. With its sturdy construction and user-friendly interface, the WX-167 is ideal for both home use and outdoor adventures.

One of the standout features of the WX-167 is its NOAA weather band reception. The radio can automatically tune in to the seven NOAA broadcasting stations, ensuring users receive real-time alerts and forecasts. This feature is particularly helpful during severe weather events, as the radio can alert users well in advance. The radio also provides alerts for various hazards, including tornadoes, hurricanes, and floods, offering peace of mind during unpredictable weather conditions.

The WX-167 is equipped with a high-quality display that features a backlight, making it easy to read in low-light environments. Users can view essential weather information and alerts at a glance. The radio also includes a digital clock and alarm function, which adds to its versatility, making it more than just a weather radio.

In terms of power, the WX-167 offers multiple options for operation. It can be powered by AC power, making it perfect for home use, or by batteries, ensuring it remains functional during power outages. The radio's battery compartment is designed for easy access, allowing for quick battery changes when necessary. Additionally, the WX-167 is compatible with solar panels and hand-crank power sources, further enhancing its reliability for outdoor use.

Durability is another hallmark of the WX-167. Built to withstand tough conditions, it’s compact and portable, allowing users to take it on camping trips, hikes, or even just to keep in the car. The rugged build ensures that it can handle the rigors of outdoor use, providing peace of mind no matter where you are.

The WX-167 also features a headphone jack for private listening, as well as a built-in speaker that delivers clear audio for alerts and broadcasts. This ensures that users always receive the necessary information without interference.

Overall, the First Alert WX-167 combines essential features and reliable technology to deliver critical weather updates and warnings. Whether you're at home or on the go, this weather radio is a valuable tool for anyone looking to stay informed about changing weather conditions. Its multiple power options, durable design, and user-friendly interface make it an ideal choice for all weather enthusiasts and safety-conscious individuals.
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