La Crosse Technology 404-54667-INT 10-Inch Atomic Chapter Ring Stainless Steel Analog Clock

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La Crosse Technology 404-54667-INT 10-Inch Atomic Chapter Ring Stainless Steel Analog Clock

Regular Price: US$77.99

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Supplier: La Crosse Technology

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La Crosse Technology 404-54667-INT 10-Inch Atomic Chapter Ring Stainless Steel Analog Clock

The La Crosse Technology Chapter Ring Clock brings bold style, durability, and atomic time-keeping precision to your home or office. Carbon fiber styling with stainless steel frame and silver chapter ring design brings a look of quality and permanence to indoor spaces. A radio-controlled movement receives accurate-to-the-second time. And even automatically adjusts to Daylight Savings time, so you don’t have to. For those areas that do not recognize DST, you may switch to off position. Easily set to your time zone after receiving the signal, by pressing any one of the four selectable time zone buttons. Clock does offer a manual reset button for those of us, outside the Fort Collins, Colorado for the atomic frequency, that may not pick up the signal easily. Battery operated, so will work in cases of a power outage. The style you love, with the precision you come to expect from La Crosse Technology.


Unique design 10" Brushed black case Stainless steel frame with silver chapter ring Carbon Fiber Styling, Raised Numbers	Accurate to the Second Atomic time automatically sets to exact time Accurate to the second Automatically updates for Daylight Saving Time (ON/OFF option) 4 Time zones: PST, MST, CST, & EST	Specifications & Power Requirements Soft step hands movement Plastic lens Metal hands Requires one AA alkaline battery (not included) 7.25 inch dial (1.40 lb weight)

FAQ's & Tips

We recommend using a brand name, standard alkaline battery. The newest batteries will have an expiration date of 10 years advanced to the current year. Or, you may test batteries on a voltage meter and use those testing 1.48 volts or higher for the best performance.

Factory Restart:

1. Remove the battery from the clock for 15 minutes. 2. Press the Set button at least 20 times to clear all memory.

3. Slide the switch to select a time zone.

4. Insert 1 fresh AA, LR6 1.5 volt ALKALINE battery according to the polarity marked on the case.

5. Position the clock on an exterior wall that faces Ft. Collins Colorado. During the night, your clock will automatically set itself.

Note: The hands will move to the 12:00 position and search for the radio signal. If the clock does not receive the radio signal in the first 10 minutes, the clock will start running from the 12:00 position and will continue to run. Do not attempt to reset the hands manually even though the time on the clock is incorrect. The clock is synchronizing to the WWVB signal and once the radio signal is decoded, the hands will automatically adjust to the correct time. This may take up to 5 nights.

TIME IS INCORRECT

Indicative of non-receipt of WWVB signal

• Electrical storms between you and Colorado can interfere with the WWVB signal

• Replace battery and perform restart procedure. Allow up to 5 days to receive a signal.

• Reposition the atomic clock with the front or back facing Colorado.

• Try a different location, ideally near a window. The clock should be at least six feet from computers, TVs, air conditioners, other atomic clocks and other electrical appliances that cause interference.

• Large buildings, metal roofed buildings and buildings or rooms full of electrical and/or radio equipment make it difficult to receive the WWVB time signal.