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ATOMIC Travel Alarm Clock with temperature

by SkyScan

SkyScan 31420


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One of the first ATOMIC travel alarm clocks available! Very nice looking, small, and accurate. This is a great clock...one of our personal favorites!

Features:

  • Travel Alarm Clock and Calendar sets itself automatically via radio signal (always accurate within 1 second)
  • Protective flip case (serves as cover and stand)
  • Displays the current time, month, date, day of week and temperature
  • Amber Backlight (on demand and when alarm sounds)
  • Selectable time zone
  • Automatically adjusts for daylight savings time (selectable)
  • 12/24 hour time format selection
  • Temperature - Celsius or Fahrenheit selectable
  • Crescendo alarm
  • 5 minute snooze alarm (snooze can be disabled which lets you use the big snooze/alarm button to turn off the alarm)
  • Indicator showing synchronization with US Atomic clock
  • Clock operating temperature 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
  • Uses 2 AAA Batteries, not included.
  • 1 year battery life (approximate)
  • 2 year warranty (approximate)

Dimensions:

  • Overall Dimensions when closed: 2-7/8" Wide x 3-5/8" Tall x 1-1/8" Deep (at thickest point)
  • Digit Height for time: 5/8"

Box Contents:

  • SkyScan Atomic Clock model 31420 with temperature display
  • Operating instructions

How it works:

The US Atomic Clock is the most accurate clock in the world and the official national timepiece. This clock is operated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. Using a low frequency radio transmission from NIST, the US Atomic Clock sends an accurate time signal across the continental United States. The SkyScan Atomic Clock is electronically tuned to the WWVB time signal from NIST. The SkyScan Atomic Clock automatically sets itself to the correct time and date by receiving and decoding the NIST radio signal with an internal receiver. It ensures daily accuracy to the fraction of a second by refreshing the signal each day.

IT REALLY WORKS (even on the edge of the west coast)!