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product_id: 1143995
title: "CL-100 NOAA, S.A.M.E and Public Alert Certified Weather Alert Table-Top Radio with AM/FM-RBDS, and EEPROM Back Up for Preset Stations"
brand: "sangean"
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# Dual alarms with radio or buzzer wake-up 10 memory presets with EEPROM backup NOAA-certified alerts for 7 weather channels CL-100 NOAA, S.A.M.E and Public Alert Certified Weather Alert Table-Top Radio with AM/FM-RBDS, and EEPROM Back Up for Preset Stations

**Brand:** sangean
**Price:** ₩386357
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌦️ Be the first to know, the first to act — your weather guardian on the desk!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CL-100 NOAA, S.A.M.E and Public Alert Certified Weather Alert Table-Top Radio with AM/FM-RBDS, and EEPROM Back Up for Preset Stations by sangean
- **How much does it cost?** ₩386357 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sangean enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sangean brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Wake Up Your Way:** Dual alarms let you rise to your favorite radio station or buzzer, with customizable sleep and snooze timers.
- • **Stay Ahead of Storms:** Certified NOAA & Public Alert radio keeps you instantly informed on severe weather and emergencies.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Aux-in for MP3/CD players and external alert outputs for enhanced accessibility and home integration.
- • **Personalized Safety Zones:** Program up to 25 county codes with S.A.M.E. technology to receive alerts tailored to your exact location.
- • **Seamless Audio Experience:** Enjoy crisp AM/FM radio with RBDS, adjustable bass & treble, plus 10 station presets backed up by EEPROM.

## Overview

The Sangean CL-100 is a compact, NOAA and Public Alert certified weather radio designed for professional-grade emergency preparedness. It features S.A.M.E. technology supporting up to 25 programmable county codes, 10 memory presets with EEPROM backup, and dual alarms with radio or buzzer options. With a crisp LCD display, adjustable audio settings, and auxiliary input, it doubles as a reliable AM/FM radio and alert system. Powered by AC or 4 AA batteries, it’s a must-have for millennial managers who value safety, convenience, and staying connected to critical weather updates.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Public Alert Certified weather radio receives reports on severe weather conditions Featuring a large LCD display that can scroll through S.A.M.E event information. View top panel Connect external sources such as CD and MP3 players. View larger Sangean's new compact Table-Top S.A.M.E. Weather Alert Radio is loaded with all the key features. The CL-100 is a Public Alert Certified weather radio and receives all NOAA reports informing people about severe weather advisories, monitors and warning conditions, civil emergencies, hazards, and evacuation details, so you can have more time to react before dangerous storms hit your area. When you're in a tornado path, seconds can mean the difference between life and death and that's when the Sangean CL-100 comes into play.LCD Scrolling DisplayThe CL-100 has a graphic LCM (128 x 64 pixels) LCD module with excellent display quality and a wide viewing angle. It can scroll S.A.M.E. event information across the LCD display. In addition, the CL-100 has dimmer and contrast control adjustment for viewing the display in the dark.Digital Signal Processing with 5 Station PresetsIt adopts a digital signal processing (DSP) chip and features up to 5 station presets for each AM/FM band. Using the preset buttons saves you time when searching for your favorites. The CL-100 has an auto-station-search function. It scans all available radio frequencies and finds the strongest AM/FM signal. It's equipped with RBDS capabilities, which means the signal is decoded by an RBDS receiver and can provides a range of informational features including Program Service (PS) name, Radio Text (RT) message, Clock Time (CT) and Date.Dual Alarm and Auto Shutoff FeaturesThe CL-100 is a perfect bedside alarm clock. You can set dual alarm times and choose waking to AM/FM radio or HWS (Human Wake-up System) buzzer alarms. There's also a snooze button. In addition, the sleep timer can be set from 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, to 120 minutes. The radio can be turned off automatically, so you can fall asleep to the music and then later gently awaken you with the news, music or alarm....the bass and treble can be adjusted as well to get the crisp crystal clear audio sound.Store up to 25 County CodesFinding the S.A.M.E. county codes on NOAA's web-site is easy and you can simply program them into the CL-100 and store up to 25 county codes and easily program them to sound alerts for surrounding counties as well your area's weather forecast. You can also retain the latest 20 event message memories.Connect External Sources Such As CD and MP3 PlayersA 3.5mm stereo Auxiliary Input socket is provided on the rear of the CL-100 to allow an audio signal to be fed into the unit from an external audio device such as MP3 or CD player.The CL-100 has a built-in external alert output jack for other accessories (e.g. hearing/visually impaired, flashing light, in/outdoor siren/alarm). You can also set the date, weekday and time on a digital watch manually or automatically by RBDS CT set.Two Ways to Use Your AntennaThe CL-100 can function with either fixed/embedded antennas for great reception of AM/FM/Weather from all directions, or you may purchase the optional ANT-100 magnetic spiral antenna to zero in on distant or weak stations in remote areas. Feeling safe is nothing like owning a Sangean CL-100, knowing that you can wake up when danger is approaching.Technical SpecificationsTuner: AM/FM/Weather (NOAA)Memory Presets: 10 (5 FM and 5 AM)RBDS Compatible: YesDisplay: LCD (128 x 64p)Antenna: Omnidirectional or bidirectional (configurable)Alarm: Dual alarm with radio and buzzerInput: 3.5mm Auxiliary inputSpeaker Size: 2.5"Speaker Impedance: 8 OhmsPower Sources: Batteries (Main Power, 4 x AA) or DC in (6V DC 400mA)Dimensions (WxHxD): 7.16" x 2.49" x 5.19"Weight: 12.4 oz Product Description All Hazards NOAA weather Alert radio. Sangeans compact table-top S. A.M. E. Weather Alert radio is loaded with all the key features. The CL-100 is a Public Alert certified weather radio and receives all NOAA reports informing people about severe weather advisories, monitors and warning conditions, Civil emergencies, hazards, and evacuation details, so you can have more time to react before dangerous storms hit your area. When you're in a tornado path, seconds Can mean the difference between life and death and that's when the Sangean CL-100 comes into play. A 3.5mm stereo auxiliary input socket is provided on the rear of the CL-100 to allow connection of an external audio device such as an MP3 or CD player. The CL-100 also has a built-in external Alert output jack for other accessories (e. G. Hearing/visually impaired, flashing light, in/outdoor siren/alarm

Review: Great little radio and weather alert - I just received my Sangean CL-100 in the mail. I'll update this review in the future with comments about it's durability and battery life. Keep in mind that I bought this primarily as 1) a kitchen radio, 2) an emergency radio when the power goes out, and 3) a weather alert when I know big storms with potential hazards (like tornadoes) are coming through the area. On these fronts, it's about perfect. Although it has alarm clock functions, I did not purchase it for these purposes. Before purchasing the Sangean, I had a similar weather alert radio made by Radio Shack [Catalog #12-519], but I returned it a few weeks ago. It worked fine, but the Sangean cost less and potentially had better sound and reception (which it turns out it did). Throughout the review, I'll compare the Sangean to it's Radio Shack competitor even though it appears that Radio Shack has discontinued the radio I bought from them, replacing it with a new one that has a completely different design [Catalog #12-996]. PROS: --Well Made: It feels and looks like a high quality product, much more so than the radio I had purchased from Radio Shack, which felt fine for something that cost $20 to $30, but I had purchased it on sale for $60. --Great Sound: The speaker produces great sound for it's small size. It works well in our kitchen. The default mix is just right for classical music, NPR, and talk radio, and you can adjust the bass and treble if needed. The sound is better than the competition from Radio Shack. I don't think the comparable Midland or Reecom products have an equalizer either. --Great Reception: It picks up stations very clearly, including the closest weather station. Again, it does this better than the radio from Radio Shack, which only picked up one weather station while the Sangean picks up 2. The Radio Shack radio struggled to pick up the local NPR station while the Sangean does not (although I have to extend the antenna for it to come in at full volume). --Weather Alerts: It has the same weather alert capabilities as its competitors. However, you do have to know your county FIPS code, which isn't hard to look up online, while some of the competitors have all of the counties listed in the radio by state. --Stereo Headphone Out: You can use this as your radio receiver and plug in bigger speakers if you need more volume (assuming the external speakers have their own amp). This is a nice plus over some of the competition, including the Radio Shack unit I previously owned. --Small Size: I was surprised how small it is and how much sound it's able to produce for being so small. This is a plus if you don't want your whole night stand or kitchen counter taken up by a radio. --Ease of Use: It was pretty easy to figure out how to set everything up. I only had to look up a couple of things in the manual. There are some quirks, which I discuss below. MIXED BAG (could be Pro or Con depending on your views): --Siren Volume: Even the quietest volume setting for the weather alert siren is quite loud. Of course, the purpose of a weather alert is to alert you of an emergency. CONS (though these are quibbles): --Screen: The screen is fine if you're just using it as a radio. I like all of the information it shows, but as an alarm clock, it wouldn't work well. The angle is bad. It should be on the front of the unit like the screens of most alarms instead of on the top at an angle. The text is small for an alarm clock and would be hard to read even if the angle weren't bad. As far as screen location and size, the Radio Shack competitor was much better, but it had a bright blue background that lit up the whole room and made it difficult to read the time from an angle. The Reecom and Midland competitors also have screens on the top. So in the end, this con does not put it at a disadvantage to the competition. Plus, I don't use it as an alarm, so it doesn't matter to me. --Location of LED Warning Lights: The Sangean has LED warning lights for the different weather alerts: red for warning, orange for watch, etc. However, they're on the top of the unit, so if you have it on your night stand, it would be hard to see the lights without sitting up a bit. This is one area where the Radio Shack competitor wins out. --Automatic Menu Exit: If you're in the menu and don't push a button after 5 seconds, it will automatically exit you out of the menu. That's annoying, but once you have the alert codes set up, this isn't an issue. --Lack of Handle, Non-Upright Position: It would be more portable if the unit had a handle and was made to sit up-right. You can sit it up right to save space, but it can be hard to read the screen when it's in this position.
Review: Well made for peace of mind! - North Carolina doesn't have tornado sirens on public buildings, and I always worry about being asleep in bed when a tornado strikes. I decided to look into buying a weather alert radio. I did a lot of price research and read a lot of reviews before I settled on this model. I didn't mind paying for quality, since a cheapie weather radio would let our family down when we need it most. I just got our Sangean CL-100 Table Top Public Alert Weather Radio yesterday and spend an hour or two reading the manual and setting it up. The features I like most on this unit are the ability to put in the county codes (available online from NOAA) for the areas that affect our home, and the ability to turn off alerts that don't apply to us. I turned off the iceburg and avalanche warnings and I wondered what the boiling water warning is. I was pleased to see an Amber Alert warning for missing children, and even a frost warning for those of us who garden. It takes a little time to punch in all the numbers, codes and notes, but it's not hard. I left the "thunderstorm watch" alert enabled so I could make sure the unit works. It worked last night - loud and clear! There's no way anyone could sleep through that siren, although there is a volume control if you don't want to be shocked awake. The unit itself is very sturdy and well made, with buttons that feel solid. It comes with an antenna booster, which is useful out in the boonies where we live. It also funtions as an alarm clock and FM radio, but I won't be using it for that. I have it set up in an inconspicuous place, just waiting to alert us if there is a fire, tornado or hail alert issued. One thing I noticed is that the price has nearly doubled since I bought mine on backorder six weeks ago. I probably wouldn't have purchased it at $140 - I paid $73. Overall, this is a really nice unit. Every home should have a weather alert radio, and I recommend this one.

## Features

- NOAA and Public Alert Certified Weather Radio Receives all 7 NOAA Weather Channels and Reports, S.A.M.E. Broadcasts up to 25 Programmable FIPS Location Codes with 3 Messages: Warning / Watch / Advisory Lights
- Stores up to 20 Alert Messages and 10 Memory Station Presets 5 AM / 5 FM with EEPROM Back Up for Preset Stations
- Dual Daily Alarms with Waking to AM / FM Radio or Buzzer Alarm, Sleep and Snooze Timers, LCD Dimmer and Contrast Control Adjustments and Bass & Treble Controls
- DC Power Input, Stereo Headphone Output, AM, FM and Weather External Antenna Connections, Aux-in, External Horn or Light Alert Connection and Ground Terminal
- Operates with Included AC Adapter or 4AA Batteries (not included)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003QHXZM4 |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Antenna Location | Weather Alerts, Local News, AM/FM Music Broadcasts |
| Best Sellers Rank | #46,123 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #129 in Weather Radios |
| Brand | Sangean |
| Built-In Media | Deluxe Tabletop Am/fm Clock Radio With Same Weather Alert |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Headphone |
| Connectivity Technology | Auxiliary |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,379 Reviews |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Frequency | 108 MHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729288028147 |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 7.16"L x 5.19"W x 2.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Weather Alert |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Sangean |
| Model Number | CL-100 |
| Number of Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. |
| Power Source | Battery Powered, Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 7.16"L x 5.19"W x 2.5"H |
| Radio Bands Supported | AM, FM |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 1 Watts |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Style Name | Weather Alert |
| Tuner Technology | AM , FM |
| Tuner Type | AM, FM |
| UPC | 807034595614 611101597186 782386462794 851975728013 782386458643 100177372181 887185021743 763615825740 078667462080 956260544726 523161220259 765042362867 122933136950 031111188905 041114494194 782361297809 850871061972 071030171701 012303870556 110709376433 729288028147 809393878704 803982783554 782386076380 172304325117 043468802823 731215370564 088022236874 163120547500 885417264944 1723026171… |
| Voltage | 1.5 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Parts and Labor |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sangean
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Auxiliary
- **Included Components:** Deluxe Tabletop Am/fm Clock Radio With Same Weather Alert
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered, Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.16"L x 5.19"W x 2.5"H
- **Radio Bands Supported:** AM, FM
- **Special Feature:** Lightweight
- **Style:** Weather Alert
- **Tuner Technology:** AM, FM

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little radio and weather alert
*by M***N on November 9, 2012*

I just received my Sangean CL-100 in the mail. I'll update this review in the future with comments about it's durability and battery life. Keep in mind that I bought this primarily as 1) a kitchen radio, 2) an emergency radio when the power goes out, and 3) a weather alert when I know big storms with potential hazards (like tornadoes) are coming through the area. On these fronts, it's about perfect. Although it has alarm clock functions, I did not purchase it for these purposes. Before purchasing the Sangean, I had a similar weather alert radio made by Radio Shack [Catalog #12-519], but I returned it a few weeks ago. It worked fine, but the Sangean cost less and potentially had better sound and reception (which it turns out it did). Throughout the review, I'll compare the Sangean to it's Radio Shack competitor even though it appears that Radio Shack has discontinued the radio I bought from them, replacing it with a new one that has a completely different design [Catalog #12-996]. PROS: --Well Made: It feels and looks like a high quality product, much more so than the radio I had purchased from Radio Shack, which felt fine for something that cost $20 to $30, but I had purchased it on sale for $60. --Great Sound: The speaker produces great sound for it's small size. It works well in our kitchen. The default mix is just right for classical music, NPR, and talk radio, and you can adjust the bass and treble if needed. The sound is better than the competition from Radio Shack. I don't think the comparable Midland or Reecom products have an equalizer either. --Great Reception: It picks up stations very clearly, including the closest weather station. Again, it does this better than the radio from Radio Shack, which only picked up one weather station while the Sangean picks up 2. The Radio Shack radio struggled to pick up the local NPR station while the Sangean does not (although I have to extend the antenna for it to come in at full volume). --Weather Alerts: It has the same weather alert capabilities as its competitors. However, you do have to know your county FIPS code, which isn't hard to look up online, while some of the competitors have all of the counties listed in the radio by state. --Stereo Headphone Out: You can use this as your radio receiver and plug in bigger speakers if you need more volume (assuming the external speakers have their own amp). This is a nice plus over some of the competition, including the Radio Shack unit I previously owned. --Small Size: I was surprised how small it is and how much sound it's able to produce for being so small. This is a plus if you don't want your whole night stand or kitchen counter taken up by a radio. --Ease of Use: It was pretty easy to figure out how to set everything up. I only had to look up a couple of things in the manual. There are some quirks, which I discuss below. MIXED BAG (could be Pro or Con depending on your views): --Siren Volume: Even the quietest volume setting for the weather alert siren is quite loud. Of course, the purpose of a weather alert is to alert you of an emergency. CONS (though these are quibbles): --Screen: The screen is fine if you're just using it as a radio. I like all of the information it shows, but as an alarm clock, it wouldn't work well. The angle is bad. It should be on the front of the unit like the screens of most alarms instead of on the top at an angle. The text is small for an alarm clock and would be hard to read even if the angle weren't bad. As far as screen location and size, the Radio Shack competitor was much better, but it had a bright blue background that lit up the whole room and made it difficult to read the time from an angle. The Reecom and Midland competitors also have screens on the top. So in the end, this con does not put it at a disadvantage to the competition. Plus, I don't use it as an alarm, so it doesn't matter to me. --Location of LED Warning Lights: The Sangean has LED warning lights for the different weather alerts: red for warning, orange for watch, etc. However, they're on the top of the unit, so if you have it on your night stand, it would be hard to see the lights without sitting up a bit. This is one area where the Radio Shack competitor wins out. --Automatic Menu Exit: If you're in the menu and don't push a button after 5 seconds, it will automatically exit you out of the menu. That's annoying, but once you have the alert codes set up, this isn't an issue. --Lack of Handle, Non-Upright Position: It would be more portable if the unit had a handle and was made to sit up-right. You can sit it up right to save space, but it can be hard to read the screen when it's in this position.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well made for peace of mind!
*by L***K on May 17, 2011*

North Carolina doesn't have tornado sirens on public buildings, and I always worry about being asleep in bed when a tornado strikes. I decided to look into buying a weather alert radio. I did a lot of price research and read a lot of reviews before I settled on this model. I didn't mind paying for quality, since a cheapie weather radio would let our family down when we need it most. I just got our Sangean CL-100 Table Top Public Alert Weather Radio yesterday and spend an hour or two reading the manual and setting it up. The features I like most on this unit are the ability to put in the county codes (available online from NOAA) for the areas that affect our home, and the ability to turn off alerts that don't apply to us. I turned off the iceburg and avalanche warnings and I wondered what the boiling water warning is. I was pleased to see an Amber Alert warning for missing children, and even a frost warning for those of us who garden. It takes a little time to punch in all the numbers, codes and notes, but it's not hard. I left the "thunderstorm watch" alert enabled so I could make sure the unit works. It worked last night - loud and clear! There's no way anyone could sleep through that siren, although there is a volume control if you don't want to be shocked awake. The unit itself is very sturdy and well made, with buttons that feel solid. It comes with an antenna booster, which is useful out in the boonies where we live. It also funtions as an alarm clock and FM radio, but I won't be using it for that. I have it set up in an inconspicuous place, just waiting to alert us if there is a fire, tornado or hail alert issued. One thing I noticed is that the price has nearly doubled since I bought mine on backorder six weeks ago. I probably wouldn't have purchased it at $140 - I paid $73. Overall, this is a really nice unit. Every home should have a weather alert radio, and I recommend this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Versatile Weather/AM/FM and Clock alarm radio
*by D***E on April 25, 2025*

This radio is quite versatile by offering NOAA Weather alerts in addition to being an AM/FM alarm clock in a small footprint. You will need to search for the NOAA weather codes for the particular counties you want included in the alarms, but other than that, it is relatively easy to program. The radio program station presets and other controls are easy to access, even in the dark. The radio reception with the attached antenna is adequate in our area and the sound is quality is acceptable for such a small speaker. I rated this four rather than five stars due to the physical design of the display. The display is not directly readable when used on a bed night stand due to the fixed angle of the screen. Although the display illumination levels can be adjusted, the lowest setting (other than "Off") is quite bright for use during sleeping. I resolved this problem by simply covering the display with a small pad of paper overnight and removing it in the morning.

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