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Acu-Rite
00789 Atomic Projection Alarm Clock
with Indoor & Wireless Outdoor
Temperature
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The Acu-Rite
00789 Atomic Projection Clock with Indoor and Wireless Outdoor
Temperature is a radio controlled clock with calendar, daily alarm,
and snooze. In its 2-line LCD panel, the 00789 simultaneously displays the
time, the indoor temperature, and (as reported by the included remote
sensor/transmitter) the outdoor temperature. In the projected image,
the 00789 alternately displays the time, the outdoor temperature, and
the indoor temperature in red with consecutive presses of the bar on the top of the clock. The
00789 can be powered either from batteries or from the included ac
adapter and is
designed as a free-standing unit only. We hope that you like our photo
of the 00789. It was taken in subdued light.
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The Acu-Rite
00789 Atomic Projection Clock and Thermometer has a silver molded
case with a black accent panel surrounding the display. Its
styling is simple, modern, and handsome. In
its LCD panel, the 00789 displays not only the time and indoor temperature
but also the remote/outdoor
temperature from a location up to 100 feet
(30 meters) away. In the time display, you can select either
seconds or weekday. This clock also projects the time, outdoor
temperature, and indoor temperature on a wall
or ceiling in bright red numbers for night viewing. Also for night
viewing, the LCD panel has a soft green backlight with auto-off.
Front-panel pushbuttons make setting up and using the 00789
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You'll appreciate
the absolute accuracy and the convenient features of
the 00789 atomic projection clock with thermometer. The time is displayed
on the clock and can be projected on the wall or ceiling in 12-hour or 24-hour
mode. Your choice of seconds or a weekday abbreviation can be displayed
on the clock along with hour and minutes. Because this clock is atomic,
it sets itself automatically and adjusts automatically twice a year for
Daylight Saving Time (DST). If you live in a location that does not
observe DST (Arizona and parts of Indiana), you can easily disable the
DST time change function. Also, you can disable automatic setting of
time and date and set the clock manually if you wish. The 00789 has a
single daily alarm with an available 8-minute snooze function.
At 5-7/8 inches wide by
4-5/16 inches tall by 2 inches deep, the 00789 should fit comfortably on almost any nightstand.
The clock's LCD panel
is about 2-1/2 inches wide by 1-/8 inches high and has a 2-line
display. In the upper line, hour and minutes appear in bold digits 5/8 inch
tall, with seconds digits or weekday characters about half that size.
In the lower line, indoor and outdoor temperatures appear in digits 3/8
inch tall, with tenths of a degree and °C or °F about half that size. The LCD panel has a
soft green LED backlight with 5-second auto-off for nighttime
viewing. Additional
information in the upper line of the display includes a time zone icon (U.S. map) and a
time-signal search and reception icon (radio tower and waves).
Additional information in the lower line includes a DST-on icon (sun
face) and an alarm-on icon (speaker and sound waves). Besides
simultaneously indicating the time and indoor
and outdoor temperatures on its LCD
panel, the 00789 projects the time and temperatures in
bright red numbers on the wall or ceiling. As you might guess, time
and temperatures are not projected simultaneously. Instead, you use the
SNOOZE / LIGHT / PROJECTION bar on the top of the clock to alternately
select time, outdoor temperature, and indoor temperature in that order. When
the clock is battery powered, the projected display and the soft green
LCD panel backlight turn off automatically after 5 seconds unless you
hold the bar depressed. When the
clock is powered from the included ac adapter, projection is continuous
and the backlight auto-off function still operates. A switch on the
projection unit lets you rotate the image 180°,
and another switch on the other end of the clock lets you disable the
projection entirely if desired. The
00789's projected time and temperature display is among the brightest we have
seen. And while the size of the display is about average for this type
of clock, the display is one of the easiest to read. This is not only
because of the brightness but also because the digits are quite bold (not skinny like those of some
projection clocks). Also, the projector
focus works well. We took the clock into our low-light
environmental test lab (the windowless restroom in our warehouse
area) and tried the projector. With the clock about 6 feet from
the ceiling (the maximum distance specified for many projection
clocks), we estimate the height of the digits at about 4 to 5 inches. We
used the projector FOCUS knob to bring them into sharp
focus. Just for kicks, we then put the clock on the floor and
pressed the SNOOZE
/ LIGHT / PROJECTION bar again. At 10 feet, the projected display
on the ceiling was still bright and sharp enough to read easily
(and, naturally, even larger at about 6 to 7 inches, we'd say). This
is excellent performance. During
normal operation, you can change a number of display selections at the
push of a button without having to go into setup mode. You use the
MODE button to display seconds, weekday, or alarm time (for viewing or
setting). You use the UP (12/24) button to select 12-hour or 24-hour
time format. And you use the DOWN (C/F) button to select °C or °F as
the temperature unit. By the way, in 12-hour time format, AM or PM is
displayed to the left of the time.
The included wireless
remote temperature sensor is styled similarly to the clock, although its
color is a little darker. This wall-mount remote has its own temperature display
for local viewing (selectable for °C or °F) and comes with a
detachable probe on a 10-foot (3-meter) cord. Without the probe, the
operating temperature range of the remote and also of the clock is 32°F
to 140°F (0°C to 60°C).
Like the clock, the
temperature remote requires two AA (1.5V) batteries. While alkaline
batteries are fine for use in the remote under moderate temperature
conditions, the manufacturer recommends that lithium AA batteries be
used instead if the remote will be used in temperatures below 32°F
(0°C). Batteries for the remote and the clock are not included and must
be obtained separately.
Note: If there
are batteries in the clock and the adapter is connected to the clock
before it is plugged into the ac outlet, battery power is disconnected
and the clock ceases operation until the adapter is plugged into the
outlet.
Under extremely cold or
hot conditions, the remote should be brought inside and the probe
attached and used outside. The probe's operating temperature range is
-58°F to +158°F (-50°C to +70°C). The instructions tell you that the
probe should always be used in temperature ranges of -58°F to +32°F
(-50°C to 0°C) and +122 °F to +158°F (+50°C to +70°C).
The Acu-Rite 00789 atomic
projection clock with thermometer looks good, has lots of features and
functionality (including a bright and bold projected display), and is priced
very reasonably. We think you'll really like this product.
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Features:
- Clock
receives
60kHz WWVB time-synchronization radio signal from U.S.
atomic clock in Colorado.
- Automatic
time and date adjustment after signal reception.
- Manual
clock setting is also possible.
- Daylight
Saving Time (DST) on/off option.
- Radio
tower and waves icon indicates successful signal reception.
- Time
is displayed as hour and minutes in both the LCD panel and the projected
display.
- Time
format is user-selectable for 12-hour or 24-hour, with AM or
PM displayed in 12-hour mode.
- Clock's
single
daily alarm has
an available 8-minute snooze function.
- In
LCD panel, either seconds or weekday (a two-letter
abbreviation in English) can be displayed along with hour
and minutes.
- In
LCD panel, indoor and outdoor temperatures are displayed
below the time.
- LCD
panel has a soft green backlight for night
viewing.
- Projected
information (in red) includes time, outdoor temperature, and
indoor temperature. These are alternately selected by
pressing the SNOOZE
/ LIGHT / PROJECTION bar.
- Projector
can be angled to display the time on wall or ceiling and
rotated 180° by setting a switch.
- Projected
image can be focused for maximum sharpness at any distance
within projection range. (Maximum distance is not specified,
but we found the display quite readable at 10 feet.)
- Projected
display and LCD panel backlight have 5-second auto-off when
clock is battery powered.
- Projection is continuous when clock is powered by included
ac adapter (in which case LCD panel backlight auto-off still
operates).
- Projection
can be disabled entirely (via switch) if desired.
- Clock's
single
daily alarm has
an available 8-minute snooze function.
- Both
clock and remote sensor can display temperatures in °F or °C.
- Maximum transmission
range for remote sensor is 100 feet (30 meters).
- Low-battery
icon appears both in outdoor temperature display on clock
and in display on remote sensor when batteries in remote
need to be replaced.
- Clock
and remote each require two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries
(not included) unless clock is powered from included ac adapter. For the
remote, lithium AA batteries are recommended instead of
alkaline for use in sub-freezing temperatures.
- Clock
is free-standing, and remote is wall-mounted.
Dimensions:
- Clock:
5-7/8 inches
(149 mm) wide
4-5/16 inches (110 mm) tall
2 inches (51 mm) deep
- Remote sensor:
3 inches (76 mm) wide
4-1/2 inches (114 mm) high
3/4 inch (19 mm) deep
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Note:
This product has "atomic" clock functionality. Atomic, or Radio Controlled clocks receive
a radio signal to set themselves. Like any radio receiver however, they may not
be able to receive the signal if they are in a building with a lot of steel in
the structure, near computers or other electrical equipment that may generate
interference, or if the weather is unsuitable. The signal they receive does not
propagate well during the day. That's the nature of the signal, not the clock.
These clocks are designed to catch the signal when they can, generally in the
middle of the night, calibrate themselves, and then run quite accurately for
days until they can catch another signal. When you first put in the batteries,
they will most likely not set themselves until the middle of the night. That's
normal. By morning, weather permitting, it should be correct. Under less than
ideal conditions, it could take a few days. Daylight savings time changes may
not be made the first night if location and weather are not favorable.
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