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Sharp Atomic Desktop Clock Auto Set Digital Alarm Clock - Atomic Accuracy - Easy to Read Screen with

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Sharp Atomic Desktop Clock Auto Set Digital Alarm Clock - Atomic Accuracy - Easy to Read Screen with
SKU
JC19490
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Brand
Sharp
Color
Black
Display Type
Digital
Style
Digital
Special Feature
Atomic
Product Dimensions
6.45"W x 5"H
Power Source
Battery Powered
Room Type
Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Kids, Nursery, Bathroom, Home Office
Shape
Rectangular
Indoor/Outdoor Usage
Indoor
Theme
Plain
Frame Material
Plastic
Are Batteries Included
No
Mounting Type
Wall Mount, Tabletop
Item Weight
1.01 pounds
Alarm Clock
Yes
Number of Items
1
Operation Mode
Atomic
Dial Color
Black
Clock Form
Mantel
Manufacturer
Sharp
UPC
049353000268
Item model number
8541847930

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Product description Easy to Read Sharp Atomic Alarm Clock (SPC932) with Easy to Read Screen with Time/Date/Temperature Display · Atomic Alarm Clock - The Atomic Clock has a built in receiver that automatically synchronizes itself with the WWVB radio broadcast by the US Government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Atomic Clock will always be accurate to within on second as it receives daily WWVB updates. · Wall Mountable and Table Top Use - The clock may be hung on the wall using the hang hole at the back of the clock or displayed on your nightstand by pulling out the backstand. 3 x AAA batteries Needed (not included) · Calendar and Day of Week Display - Always know what day of the week it is with a quick glance. The clock displays the Quick-Start Guide: Atomic Setting – After 10, minutes of the atomic clock receiving power, it will begin searching for 100 WWVB Radio (atomic) signal. The Atomic signal will begin to flash on screen, and it will search for 7 minutes. If signal is achieved, the atomic signal will stop flashing. If the clock fails to connect in first attempt, it is usually received by morning. See instruction manual i

  • Quick-Start Guide: Atomic Setting – After 10, minutes of the atomic clock receiving power, it will begin searching for 100 WWVB Radio (atomic) signal. The Atomic signal will begin to flash on screen, and it will search for 7 minutes. If signal is achieved, the atomic signal will stop flashing. If the clock fails to connect in first attempt, it is usually received by morning. See instruction manual in package for full details and instructions.
  • On Demand Blue Backlight - Backlight is not always Illuminated – The Press of a button is needed for the light to activate. Press the snooze button on top of the clock to illuminate the whole display for 5 seconds. The backlight will also illuminate when the alarm sounds.

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Frame Material
Plastic

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Product description Easy to Read Sharp Atomic Alarm Clock (SPC932) with Easy to Read Screen with Time/Date/Temperature Display · Atomic Alarm Clock - The Atomic Clock has a built in receiver that automatically synchronizes itself with the WWVB radio broadcast by the US Government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Atomic Clock will always be accurate to within on second as it receives daily WWVB updates. · Wall Mountable and Table Top Use - The clock may be hung on the wall using the hang hole at the back of the clock or displayed on your nightstand by pulling out the backstand. 3 x AAA batteries Needed (not included) · Calendar and Day of Week Display - Always know what day of the week it is with a quick glance. The clock displays the calendar and the day of the week. · Indoor Temperature Display - Get the real time indoor temperature of your room displayed on your clock. · Backlight on Demand - Press the snooze button on top of the clock to illuminate the whole display for 5 seconds. The backlight will also illuminate when the alarm sounds. Easy to Read - Easy to Use - Atomic Accuracy The Sharp Atomic Desktop & Wall Clock has a built in receiver that automatically

Highlights: Quick-Start Guide: Atomic Setting – After 10, minutes of the atomic clock receiving power, it will begin searching for 100 WWVB Radio (atomic) signal. The Atomic signal will begin to flash on screen, and it will search for 7 minutes. If signal is achieved, the atomic signal will stop flashing. If the clock fails to connect in first attempt, it is usually received by morning. See instruction manual in package for full details and instructions. On Demand Blue Backlight - Backlight is not always Illuminated – The Press of a button is needed for the light to activate. Press the snooze button on top of the clock to illuminate the whole display for 5 seconds. The backlight will also illuminate when the alarm sounds.

Key details: Brand: Sharp | Color: Black | Display Type: Digital | Style: Digital | Special Feature: Atomic | Product Dimensions: 6.45"W x 5"H | Power Source: Battery Powered | Room Type: Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Kids, Nursery, Bathroom, Home Office | Shape: Rectangular | Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor

What you can expect: Quick-Start Guide: Atomic Setting – After 10, minutes of the atomic clock receiving power, it will begin searching for 100 WWVB Radio (atomic) signal. The Atomic signal will begin to flash on screen, and it will search for 7 minutes. If signal is achieved, the atomic signal will stop flashing. If the clock fails to connect in first attempt, it is usually received by morning. See instruction manual in package for full details and instructions. On Demand Blue Backlight - Backlight is not always Illuminated – The Press of a button is needed for the light to activate. Press the snooze button on top of the clock to illuminate the whole display for 5 seconds. The backlight will also illuminate when the alarm sounds.

Customer feedback: 4.1/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers appreciate the clock's size, with large numbers that are easy to read from across the room, and find it easy to set up.

Review snippets: PROS: Affordability. Five-inches-high compactness. Atomic-clock accuracy. Selectable daylight-saving-time mode. Very accurate thermometer. Legibility of the time-and-calendar LCD. Shiny black front "frame," together with silvery highlights, let this Sharp model serve as not only a “desktop” but also a “wall” clock / for 3 years now I've been using a small "atomic clock" made by another manufacturer - it was a few dollars less than this clock. I regretted that I did not purchase this clock as soon as I opened the

Product description Easy to Read Sharp Atomic Alarm Clock (SPC932) with Easy to Read Screen with Time/Date/Temperature Display · Atomic Alarm Clock - The Atomic Clock has a built in receiver that automatically synchronizes itself with the WWVB radio broadcast by the US Government’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Atomic Clock will always be accurate to within on second as it receives daily WWVB updates. · Wall Mountable and Table Top Use - The clock may be hung on the wall using the hang hole at the back of the clock or displayed on your nightstand by pulling out the backstand. 3 x AAA batteries Needed (not included) · Calendar and Day of Week Display - Always know what day of the week it is with a quick glance. The clock displays the calendar and the day of the week. · Indoor Temperature Display - Get the real time indoor temperature of your room displayed on your clock. · Backlight on Demand - Press the snooze button on top of the clock to illuminate the whole display for 5 seconds. The backlight will also illuminate when the alarm sounds. Easy to Read - Easy to Use - Atomic Accuracy The Sharp Atomic Desktop & Wall Clock has a built in receiver that automatically synchronizes itself with the WWVB radio broadcast by the US Government ‘s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Sharp Atomic Clock will always be accurate to within one second as it receives daily WWVB