This Radio Controlled Wall Clock has a contemporary looking black face, surrounded by a metal case. The hours are marked with lines and the seconds marked with numbers.
How do Radio Controlled Clocks Work?
Radio-controlled clocks are accurate to the second as they get updated with time information over-the-air from an atomic clock. They self-correct when the clocks go back or forward due to summertime adjustments, and so are incredible accurate.
Radio-controlled clocks receive regular time and date updates over the air via a constant broadcast - long wave radio signal. The clocks Bennetts sell either receive their time signal from Rugby, Warwickshire (MSF 60kHz), or from the European transmitter in Frankfurt.
Simply remove the battery insulator and hang on your wall. No excuses for being late! |
