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Hama "RCR 110" Projection Alarm Clock
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Technical Specs
Design (Colour, Pattern, Motif, Series) Backlight Blue Change Indicator 12/24h Colour White Date display Day, Month, Weekday Shade of colour White Physical Properties Additional Functions DCF-Radio clock, Projection Display, Snooze Function, Thermometer (0°C to +50°C) (32°F to 122°F) Display Digital Material Body Plastic Material Number of Programmable Alarm Times 2 Operating Mode Wireless Setting Option Time zone Temperature Accuracy (Indoor and Outdoor) ±1.5°C Temperature Resolution 0.1 ° Size & Weight Width x Depth x Height 13.5 x 3 x 9.5 cm Weight 396 g Energy Battery Type AA Mignon Number of Batteries 2 Power Supply Battery, Cable -
More product information
- Radio controlled DCF alarm clock that digitally indicates the time, alarm time, date and temperature
- Red projection light with adjustable image sharpness
- Blue LED backlight
Clock/calendar/alarm function: - Shows the time in twelve hour or twenty-four hour clock
- Weekday display (5 languages: English, German, French, Italian, Spanish)
- Snooze function
Thermometer: - Measures the temperature in both degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit
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What's in the Box
- 1 "RCR 110" projection alarm clock
- 1 mains adapter
- 2 AA Mignon batteries
- Operating instructions
FAQs
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Can my eyes get damaged when I look directly into the projection unit of the radio-controlled alarm clock?
The emitted light is not laser light (like this is e.g. the case with laser pointers) but conventional red light. Because of eventual irritations we recommend you nevertheless not to look directly into the light source.
