TFA Digital Radio-Controlled Alarm Clock Silver – Precise Time via Radio Signal
The TFA digital radio-controlled alarm clock in silver automatically receives the DCF77 radio signal and sets itself to the exact second. It is ideal for anyone who values precise, effortless timekeeping in daily life.
Automatic radio synchronization: no more manual time adjustments – the clock always displays the exact time, even during daylight saving time changes.
Backlit digital display: thanks to the built-in backlight, the time is easily readable in the dark without turning on the light.
Alarm with snooze function: the reliable alarm can be delayed by a few minutes with the snooze button – perfect for a gentle wake-up.
Additional practical information: the display also shows the date and day of the week – all key information at a glance.
24 months manufacturer's warranty provide long-term investment security and reliable operation.
What sets the TFA alarm clock apart
Unlike simple quartz clocks, this model uses the official German time signal DCF77 broadcast by the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt. This eliminates manual time changes – even daylight saving time adjustments are handled automatically. The slim silver design blends discreetly into any setting.
Ideal for...
This alarm clock is the perfect choice for people who value accurate time and do not want to make manual corrections. It is also suitable for those looking for a battery-powered clock with an easy-to-read display – whether in the bedroom, guest room, or office.
How to use the TFA alarm clock
Insert two AAA batteries (included) and place the clock in a location with good signal reception (not in a basement or near metal). The clock automatically searches for the DCF77 signal and sets itself correctly within a few minutes. Set the desired alarm time using the buttons and activate the alarm. The snooze button stops the alarm for about 5 minutes, after which it sounds again.
TFA Dostmann is a German manufacturer known for precise measurement and timekeeping instruments. Their products feature reliable radio technology, user-friendly design, and a wide range from weather stations to radio-controlled clocks.
It is a battery-powered digital alarm clock that automatically synchronizes via the DCF77 radio signal with the atomic clock in Frankfurt to display second-precise time.
No, the clock receives the radio signal directly and sets itself automatically. Good signal reception is required (near a window, not in a basement).
The clock requires two AAA batteries (1.5 V). According to the manufacturer, they are included in the package.
The digital display shows the time, date, and day of the week, with a backlight for easy reading in the dark.
You can set the alarm time using the buttons. The alarm sounds at the set time. The snooze button stops the alarm for about 5 minutes, then it repeats.
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