- Projection clock with automatic radio controlled time/date setting
- Projects time on wall or ceiling in easy-to-read numbers
- Projection arm rotates for proper viewing
- Time alarm with snooze; LED backlight
- Hangs on the wall or sets up on the desk with detachable stand
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Stay on time with this Atomic Projection Alarm Clock. It projects the time onto the wall or ceiling at night.... More >>
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La Crosse Technology TX6U Wireless Temperature Sensor
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DescriptionMany modern homes have up-to-date clocks or mini weather stations that depend on radio-transmitted data to stay calibrated and current. The La Crosse TX6U works outdoors by sensing temperature and transmitting that information to an indoor station... |
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La Crosse Technology WS-8117U-IT-AL Atomic Wall Clock with Indoor/Outdoor Temperature
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DescriptionWhen is a clock not just a clock? When it provides so much more than just the time: temperature, phase of the moon, and accuracy within one second per year, for example. This handsome wall clock, with its dual LCD screens and black-accented brushed aluminum finish, is an example of household life being enhanced by science... |
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DescriptionOperates on two AA batteries LCD display with both temperature and humidity Included bracket can be wall mounted or set on a flat surface Transmits temp/humidity up to 80 feet Weather resistant case Works with WS-9018 Actual Size: 1... |
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Low Vision Atomic Solar Wall Clock
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DescriptionThe unit is designed to use solar power for full operation Integrated with the most advanced radio controlled time technology with automatic summer time adjustment minimal attention of the unit is needed to keep the most accurate time The unit works on receiving the time radio signal The time signal is generated by the US Atomic Clock which is located in Colorado The Atomic Clock is operated by the US Department of Commerces National Institute of Standards and Technology To enhance good reception avoid placing the unit near television sets metal surfaces computers or electric devices as these devices will interfere with the reception of radio signal FEATURES Atomic clock functlon with automatic daylight saving time standard time adjustment Solar power for full operation No external battery needed Jumbo display with maximum digit height 47mm Display time with running second calendar with month date and day of week Digital map showing the current time zone selected for easy recognition 12 24HR display format user selectable POWER SAVE mechanism for minimal power consumption in dark Hang on wall or stand on the desktop with built in easel stand Display Size 2 1 4 Clock is 10 in diameter Please note The atomic function will not operate in Hawaii or Alaska This item cannot communicate with the National Institute of Standards and Technology from either Hawaii or Alaska and therefore must always be set manually while in those states |
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PRODUCT MALFUNCTIONED. SENT BACK TO REPAIR DEPARTMENT. THEY’VE HAD IT ABOUT 3 WEEKS AND I STILL HAVEN’T RECEIVED IT. IT’S A SIMPLE REPAIR/REPLACEMENT. SHOULDN’T TAKE THIS LONG TO RESOLVE THE PROBLEM.
Rating: 2 / 5
We gave this clock as a gift and are very disappointed in the way it performs. We thought this clock would continuously project the time on the ceiling as ours does. It turns out you have to push a button to get the projection - defeating the purpose. If you have to find the clock on the nightstand and press a button, why not just go ahead and look at the clock to get the time?
Rating: 1 / 5
I think that a number of people who rank this clock with 4 or 5 stars, are doing so because of the novelty of ceiling projection. To me, it’s no longer a novelty, because I also own a $6.95 ceiling projection alarm clock. I expected this clock to perform at least as good as my “cheapie”. It doesn’t, here’s why:
1 - Projection is dim, so I can’t see the numbers in dusk or dawn conditions as I can with my cheapie (also refer to note 4).
2 - Projected numbers are small.
3 - Setup of features is entirely based on guessing where you are in a long sequence of steps so that the instructions in the manual align with what you’re attempting to do.
4 - Any my biggest annoyance by far is that the entire setup and operation of this complicated clock is limited to just to 5 buttons, AND the manual forgets to tell you how to use 2 of them !!! One of the buttons is proection intensity, which I believe I have turned up all the way after playing with it and other buttons concurrently, but without instructions, I’m only guessing.
Rating: 1 / 5
I regret buying this product. The projected numbers are tiny. Also, there is no way of rotating the angle at which they are projected. It is not worth the money.
Rating: 1 / 5
The projection light is very weak and quite small on the ceiling. The display is too crowded for its size. Took a long time to sync with the atomic signal, longer than advertised.
Rating: 2 / 5
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