La Crosse Technology 18-Inch Indoor/Outdoor Classic Plastic Pewter Atomic Analog Clock with Thermometer & Hygrometer

Keep track of time with the utmost precision while barbecuing on the patio, working in the garden, or splashing in the pool with this 18-inch outdoor atomic wall clock from La Crosse Technology. Radio-controlled to automatically set to the National atomic clock in Colorado, and adjusts daily for continued accuracy. Additionally, the clock automatically corrects for daylight savings time. Equipped with a two small analog gauges, it also displays the ambient temperature and humidity to let you know of dry or wet conditions. The hygrometer gauge measures from 1 to 99 percent relative humidity, while the temperature gauge gives readings for temperatures from 0 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Surrounded by a sleek pewter-painted plastic frame, the clock face features black 1 1/2 inch high numbers for easy visibility. Elegant, black metal hands tick off the hours and minutes. On the backside of the clock, the user selects the appropriate US time zone; the clock accommodates Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific times. A manual reset button is provided. To ensure accurate readings, hang the clock in a dry area out of direct sunlight. This clock requires the separate purchase of one AA battery for operation with an optional compartment (2 additional) to extend clock battery life. A one-year limited warranty covers this item. The clock measures 18 inches wide by 2-1/2 inches deep by 18 inches high.

• Atomic self set time with (optional) manual setting
• Accurate to the second
• Analog temperature (F) and analog hygrometer (%RH)
• Automatically updates for daylight saving time (on/off option)
• 4-time zone settings (ET, CT, MT, PT-default)
• Weather resistant plastic pewter-colored frame
• Glass lens and metal hands
• Optional: add 2 additional AA’s to extend battery life (up to 3 yrs)
• Temperature range: 0F to +120F; humidity range: 1% to 99% (%RH)

 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