KIENZLE DCF Radio-Controlled Home Weather Station with Projection model 14998

The KIENZLE DCF Radio-Controlled Home Weather Station with Projection model 14998 is a compact indoor unit designed to provide synchronized time and basic climate monitoring. It receives the DCF77 time signal for automatic clock synchronization and shows indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity readings. The station supports a wireless outdoor sensor, offers projected time and temperature on a surface, and includes programmable alarms suitable for daily use in bedrooms, living rooms or offices.

Advantages

This weather station provides automatic time synchronization via DCF signal, eliminating the need for manual clock adjustment. Projected display enables quick viewing of current time and temperature from a distance or in low light. Wireless sensor support allows placement of the outdoor transmitter at a convenient location to monitor external temperature and humidity. Programmable alarms and clear numeric displays make the unit practical for routine home and office use.

Suitable for

• Monitoring indoor temperature and humidity in bedrooms and living spaces
• Tracking outdoor temperature using the wireless sensor on a balcony or in a garden
• Keeping an accurate, automatically synchronized clock in an office or kitchen
• Projecting time and temperature onto a wall or ceiling for easy night viewing

Key specifications

• DCF radio-controlled time synchronization for automatic accurate time display
• Indoor temperature and humidity measurement and display
• Support for one wireless outdoor sensor to report external temperature and humidity
• Projection function for time and temperature onto a wall or ceiling
• Programmable alarm function
• Clear numeric LCD display for time, temperature and humidity

How to use

Place the indoor unit on a stable surface within range of the DCF77 signal for automatic time synchronization. Install batteries and set up the wireless outdoor sensor according to the included instructions, placing the sensor outdoors where it is sheltered from direct rain and sun but exposed to ambient air. Use the unit's controls to select display modes, enable projection, and program alarms. Allow a short period for the outdoor sensor to transmit readings and for the DCF signal to be received and confirmed.

Usage recommendations

For reliable DCF reception, position the indoor unit away from large metal objects and electronic interference. Mount the outdoor sensor in a shaded, ventilated spot not directly exposed to precipitation to ensure accurate temperature and humidity readings. Use alkaline batteries for stable operation and replace them promptly when low-battery indication appears.