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SkyScan Atomic Projection Clock with AM/FM Radio

Includes Indoor Temperature Sensor and Super Glow Backlight

SkyScan 34202


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We recommend this clock as a better alternative: SkyScan 31402

The new SkyScan atomic projection clock radio sets itself automatically. It projects time and indoor temperature on the ceiling or wall of a dark room.

Features:

  • Automatic setting to the correct time and date by radio signal
  • Displays: time, seconds, indoor temperature, month, date and day of week
  • Alarm and snooze functions
  • Alarm selectable: wake to music or buzzer
  • Selectable time zone
  • Daylight Savings time on/off setting
  • 12/24 hour selectable
  • Always on super glow backlight
  • Temperature - Celsius or Fahrenheit selectable
  • Alternates projection of time and indoor temperature on the ceiling or wall of a dark room
  • Adjustable focus and projection angle
  • Icon showing synchronization with US Atomic clock
  • Note - Clock display best viewed at an angle higher than the clock
  • Uses 9V backup battery
  • 1 year warranty
  • SkyScan model# 34202

Dimensions:

  • Overall Dimension: 7-3/4" Wide x 3-3/8" Tall x 5-1/2" Deep
  • LCD Display: 1-1/4" High x 3-1/2" Wide

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)!