Digital alarm clock TFA KIDYWOLF 418037 — LED display, USB powered, 190×90×80 mm, rose

The TFA KIDYWOLF 418037 is a compact digital alarm clock with a clear LED display and USB power. Finished in rose and sized 190×90×80 mm, it is designed for indoor use on bedside tables, desks or in home offices. In addition to standard time and alarm functions, this model incorporates an educational concept with three interchangeable dials that help children learn to read time progressively in both analog and digital formats.

Advantages

The clock combines a bright, easy-to-read LED time indication with a radiation-free illumination suitable for nighttime use. Its three evolving dials provide stepwise learning: a color-based dial for initial understanding of full hours, a numbered dial to introduce hours and minutes, and a classic dial for conventional time reading. USB power ensures a simple and stable power source without reliance on disposable batteries.

Suitable for

• Bedside table alarm for children learning to tell time
• Desk clock in a child’s study area or home office
• Educational tool in classrooms or learning corners for early time-telling lessons

Key specifications

• Display type: LED digital time display
• Power: USB powered (external USB cable required)
• Dimensions: 190 × 90 × 80 mm
• Finish: rose color housing
• Functions: time display, alarm function, interchangeable analog dials for progressive learning
• Design: compact, indoor tabletop form factor with night illumination

How to use

Place the clock on a stable indoor surface and connect it to a USB power source. Use the controls on the unit to set the current time and configure the alarm time. Select and fit one of the three interchangeable dials according to the child’s learning stage: the color-based dial for initial learning, the numbered dial for intermediate lessons, and the classic dial for advanced practice. The LED display provides a digital readout while the chosen analog dial supports progressive learning.

Usage recommendations

For best learning results, start with the color-based dial for children around six years old, then move to the numbered dial at about eight years, and finally use the classic dial from around ten years. Keep the USB cable away from small children and ensure the clock is placed where it can be seen easily but not knocked over during play. The radiation-free illumination makes it suitable for nighttime use without emitting waves during sleep.