Showing posts with label atomic wall clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atomic wall clock. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2011

Skyscan 14 Analog Atomic Wall Clock

OverviewThis SkyScan clock comes in a contemporary black case with easy to read numbers and easy to see hands. The clock sets itself automatically to the official U.S. time. It automatically updates itself for Daylight Saving Time. Requires 1 AA battery. (Battery not included)SpecificationsAutomatically sets itself to the correct time by receiving and decoding the NIST radio signal from Fort Collins, Colorado Ensures daily accuracy to a fraction of a second by refreshing the signal daily Sets itself for Daylight Saving Time and back to standard time automatically Extremely easy to operate; Never needs to be set Allows all clocks in offices, schools, factories to show the correct, and identical, time Requires 1 AA battery (Battery not included)..

Features:

  • Automatically sets itself to the correct time by receiving and decoding the NIST radio signal from Fort Collins, Colorado
  • Ensures daily accuracy to a fraction of a second by refreshing the signal daily
  • Sets itself for Daylight Saving Time and back to standard time automatically
  • Extremely easy to operate; Never needs to be set
  • Allows all clocks in offices, schools, factories to show the correct, and identical, time


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Thursday, April 14, 2011

Atomic Bathroom Digital Alarm Clock With suction cup

Radio controlled atomic LCD bathroom clock with suction cup. Displays day, month and time with split second accuracy as it received updated radio signals from National Time Observatory. Lock action suction cup holds to any smooth surface like wall tile or..

Features:

  • Sets itself by automatically using the broadcast from an atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado.
  • Accurate to 1 second every 60 million years.
  • Signal is broadcast all over North America by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
  • Waterproof clock. Includes day of the week and alarm .


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