Car Dashboard Clock with Automatic Backlight at Night, Fahrenheit Temperature, 12/24 Hour Format Time, Calendar for Car Truck Office Home and Outdoor Camping (Includes Battery)
$15.98
Product Description
Product Description
Product Function: Time, date, temperature,blue backlightingFeatures: The product is resistant to high and low temperatures, solar and battery power supply, ℃/℉ temperature switching, 12 hours/24 hours time switchingTemperature Range: 32℉-122℉, 0℃-50℃Automatic Backlight Function: After solar charging, the backlight automatically lights up when the car forms at night, and the backlight automatically turns off when the car stopsManual Backlight Function: Battery-powered or Solar-powered, press the backlight button, the backlight lights up for 8 seconds
Operation instruction
Hold “DOWN” to switch between °C and °F Press “O” to turn on the light for 5 secondsTime Setting
Press SET into setting and sequence as follows : HOUR→MINUTE→YEAR→MONTH→DATE→CONFIRMED Press “UP” to shift 12/24 hours format
Product Dimensions : 1.69 x 2.72 x 2.72 inches; 3.53 ounces
Item model number : CEC1
Batteries : 1 AAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : June 12, 2024
Manufacturer : Shenzhen Timloon Technology Co .,Ltd
ASIN : B0D6W62QH1
Country of Origin : China
【Automatic Night Display】: The gauge automatically lights up with a blue backlight when the car is driving at night, and the backlight automatically turns off when driving stops
【LCD Display】: This product has a large digital LCD display with clear and easy-to-read numbers, ℃/℉ temperature reading function (range: 32℉-122℉, 0℃-50℃), 12/24 hours time, calendar, which can be read with just one glance, bringing you a safer driving experience
【Sturdy Installation】: 3M double-sided tape ensure the clock is firmly fixed on the dashboard and not affected by road vibration or impact
【High Quality Material, Widely Applied】: This car digital dashboard clock is made of excellent ABS material, which is sturdy and wear resistant, not easy to be damaged, and has a long service life. Suitable for car, truck, kitchen, bedroom, office, outdoor camping and so on. Measures 2.76 inch X 1.69 inch X 0.51 inch, 7 cm X 4.3 cm X 1.3 cm
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ShopaholicTucson –
Like: solar powered and lights illuminate at night.Unfortunately, the time and date wud not work.
[...]Steven –
This is not waterproof like it says
[...]Had a 1/2 rain and it’s already screwed up
Chris G. –
Excellent little clock for your car
[...]Fantastic little clock, super easy to set and use. I added a little square of Velcro to attach it to my dash. It lights up when it senses the vehicle is moving and the backlight is sensor controlled so it gets brighter the dimmer it is outside. I love having both the time and date especially where I’m using it in my work vehicle. And inside temp is a plus.
Shiba Owner –
Don’t flip the off switch
[...]I really was getting to like this thermometer until I hit the switch. I liked the design and specs of it.Pros: easy to make adjustments. It comes with a battery so I don’t have to rely on the sun to charge it.The blue light is easy to read at night.Cons: Don’t flip the switch once you’ve made your adjustments because it doesn’t come with memory. Once you turn it off, all of your specs get erased. Its not a deal breaker but it will get annoying when I have to constantly make adjustments if it powers down.If you don’t turn it off, then this is a great thermometer. I’ve got a small kid who like to flip switches so I have to keep it in areas that he can’t reach.
Brian T –
Have a place to put it.
[...]I really like it other than the fact that it was hard to place or find a place in my vehicle with it being round that would fit in. Easy setup nicely backlit easy to read. Very functional I like it. Good for the money buy it.
Jacques Taulard –
Useful, bright, a bit bulky
[...]I put this to the left of my dashboard. It lights up by night, keeps accurate time (updated Bureau of Standards clock) but the temp is off. The clock is a bit bulky. Not costly, and comes with batteries.
Anj –
Great car clock
[...]This clock works great. Easy to adjust settings. The blue backlight and solar panel are great additions. I would recommend. I use it in my car because my clock doesn’t work. I can tell the temperature inside my car, the date, and time. Small so can fit anywhere just big enough to read the screen easily.
Bshaw –
Clock
[...]Don’t buy, it’s doesn’t set
Joe –
A Lifesaver
[...]I’m a substitute school bus driver. One bus I subbed on had one of these. It had probably been in use on that bus for several years. I subbed on it for almost a month and loved having this! Usually clocks on the bus are unreliable since there is no backup clock battery for when the vehicle battery is disconnected, so having this separate helps me stay on time for the route. It glows frequently when it’s dark, reminding me of the time. The solar panels are nice and seem to work well. When I no longer had it on the bus I was subbing, I had to order my own.I have had some small issues with it but IMHO they aren’t a big deal.The adhesive it comes with will eventually fail, and the bottom is smooth making it easy to slide around. My solution for that was a ball of tacky wall mounting putty. That way it sticks well but I can still move it from bus to bus with me.When I ordered my own, it was delivered in my mailbox across the highway. It sat there overnight before I retrieved it. It was a frigid Utah winter night. When I opened the package and turned it on, all that came on was the back light. Disappointed, I assumed it was dead on arrival and that I would have to order a replacement. However, after it was inside for a couple hours and warmed up, it gradually started working. The LCD came on for a couple seconds before shutting off. Then finally it started working normally. I was able to set the time and configure the temp units. Looks like this unit is from ca. 2009 since I think that was the default year.I’m not sure about how often the batteries need to be changed. I would hope the solar panels keep it topped off. But I guess I’ll see in a year or two how that pans out.Overall, very happy with this small, reliable clock with no strings (I mean wires) attached.