Science Museum Talking Alarm Clock

The Science Museum alarm clock is the most accurate clock of its size in the world, updating 3 times a day with up to the millisecond precision from the atomic clock in Frankfurt. Where the average clock loses up to 15 minutes a year, the scientific talking alarm clock will stay 100% accurate as long as there are batteries in it! Because it's radio controlled, it will automatically take into account leap years, daylight saving time and anything else a standard alarm clock wouldn't be programmed to adjust for.

The Science Museum alarm clock can verbalise all of its functions, from telling you the time and climate information to letting you know what time the alarm is set for, making it the perfect alarm clock if you find yourself a bit bleary eyed in the morning! The talking alarm clock also contains humidity and temperature sensors to give you all the information you need in the morning from the comfort of your bed, and also includes a countdown option so you can give yourself that extra 20 minutes of nap time if you need it.

While the science clock's many features make it the perfect alarm clock, it's been designed with one eye on the National Mathematics Curriculum to make it as useful as an educational tool as it is an alarm clock. Using a clock to calculate time and date differences or to record the differences in humidity and temperature feature heavily in primary schools, and having one of these at home will make the process that much easier.

Features:

• Radio-controlled talking alarm clock
• Back lit LCD screen for easy viewing
• Humidity displayed and voiced: 20-90%
• Temperature displayed and voiced in Fahrenheit or Celsius (programmable)
• Talking alarm with beep noise
• Snooze function
• Countdown function
• Dimensions: Approx 7cm (H) x 12cm (L) x 8cm (W)
• Requires 4 AAA batteries (not included)