La Crosse Technology 20 in. Extra Large Digital Atomic Wall Clock

Enormous digital clock makes for a perfect timepiece in lobby, living room or conference center. With radio-controlled technology, this clock self-sets to your time zone setting automatically. This clock self-adjusts during Daylight saving time changing twice a year keeping your time accurate. Clock receives WWVB radio frequency from NIST station, located in Fort Collins, CO, synchronizing and keeping accurate to ten billionths of a second per day. Hold +12/24 button for 3 seconds to select your time zone and place in the direction of the Colorado overnight to receive best transmission. May take an additional 24 hours if there are atmospheric disturbances or electronic interferes with its reception. This clock may also be manually set if out of 2,000 mile radius from the radio tower. This sophisticated timepiece features the calendar date/day with the abbreviated weekday and bonuses as optional alarm clock. Requires 3 C batteries for operation and versatile to mount onto wall or stand onto countertop.

• Huge time digits measuring 7 in. tall
• Atomic self-setting time and date with automatic updates for DST (optional on/off)
• Calendar display measures approximately 3.50 in. tall
• Time is adjustable in 12 or 24 hour format with a 4 time zone selection (PT, MT, CT, or ET)
• Optional manual time set (out of radio frequency range)

Specifications

• Battery Type Required: C
• Clock Face Material: Plastic
• Style: Modern
• Lifestage: Adult
• Clock Shape: Rectangle
• Movement: Radio Controlled
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Color/Finish: Silver
• Color Family: Silver
• Batteries Included: No
• Features: Atomic,Date Display,Non-ticking
• Product Weight (lb.): 4.60 lb
• Clock Type: Wall
• Clock Width: Large (14-23 in.)
• Product Height (in.): 15.35 in
• Product Depth (in.): 1.57 in
• Clock face width (in.): 13.50
• Product Width (in.): 19.09 in
• Clock face length (in.): 15

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov