Réveil numérique Sencor SDC 1200 W

The Sencor SDC 1200 W is a compact, square radio-controlled alarm clock with an LCD display and a short white backlight. It shows digital time in selectable 12/24-hour format, includes a calendar with seven weekday languages, and displays indoor temperature with °C/°F selection. The clock is battery powered (2 × AAA) and its compact dimensions (78 × 78 × 30 mm) and light weight make it suitable for bedside tables and travel.

Advantages

The radio-controlled time setting (DCF77) ensures accurate automatic time updates. A clear LCD with short white backlight provides easy readability in different lighting conditions. Additional features include snooze (5 minutes), a buzzer alarm, multilingual weekday display and selectable temperature units, all in a small, lightweight white housing.

Suitable for

• Bedroom bedside table
• Travel and portability
• Home office or study desk
• Anyone who prefers automatic radio-controlled time setting

Key specifications

• Model: Sencor SDC 1200 W
• Radio signal: DCF77 (radio-controlled time)
• Display: LCD with short white backlight
• Time format: 12 / 24 hours selectable
• Calendar: weekday display in 7 languages
• Alarm: buzzer with snooze (5 minutes)
• Temperature: indoor 0°C to +60°C, °C / °F selectable
• Power: 2 × 1.5 V AAA batteries (not included)
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 78 × 78 × 30 mm
• Weight: 72 g
• Colour: White

How to use

Insert two 1.5 V AAA batteries into the battery compartment following the polarity markings. The clock will receive DCF77 signal to set the time automatically; if reception is weak, set the time manually using the control buttons. Select 12- or 24-hour format and choose the preferred weekday language via the menu. Use the alarm button to set the wake-up time; press the snooze button when the alarm sounds to delay it by five minutes. Switch temperature units between °C and °F if required.

Recommendations

The clock performs best when placed away from strong electromagnetic sources and near a window for optimal DCF77 reception. Replace batteries when the display dims or the radio reception becomes unreliable; use fresh alkaline AAA cells for longer life.