
Sharp Flechazo-0401 Atomic Digital Wall Clock
Atomic-synchronized digital wall clock with jumbo 4-inch LCD display and wireless outdoor temperature sensor.
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Overview
Key Features
Atomic Accuracy: The Atomic clock has a built-in receiver that automatically synchronizes itself with the WWVB radio broadcast by the US Government’s National Institute (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Atomic Clock will always be accurate to within one second as it receives daily WWVB updates.
Jumbo 4” Tall LCD Time Display - Easy to Read, Easy to Use, Easy to Set up - Use as either a wall clock, or as a desk clock with integrated stand. Perfect for anyplace in your home.
Displays time (hours, minutes, seconds), indoor and outdoor temperature, calendar and day of week
Battery powered: Main unit 4 x AA batteries - Sensor 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
Wireless Outdoor Sensor: The Wireless outdoor sensor (included) transmits the outdoor temperature to the Atomic Wall Clock. The sensor can be placed anywhere within 100ft of the receiving unit. The wireless technology means no wire installation is necessary. Note: The wireless sensor is included in the box, separate from the clock.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Atomic synchronization via WWVB radio signal ensures accuracy within one second without manual adjustment
- Jumbo 4-inch tall LCD digits are highly legible from across a room
- Wireless outdoor temperature sensor included with up to 100-foot range, requiring no wiring
- Dual-purpose design works as both a wall clock and desk clock with the integrated stand
- Displays time, indoor/outdoor temperature, date, and day of week all on one screen
👎 Cons
- WWVB atomic signal reception only works reliably within the continental United States
- Requires 6 total batteries (4 AA and 2 AAA) that are not included in the box
- LCD display lacks backlighting, which may make it difficult to read in dark rooms
- Wireless sensor range of 100 feet may be insufficient for larger homes or buildings with thick walls