Wall clock TFA analogue radio-controlled white/silver model 60.3514

The TFA analogue radio-controlled wall clock model 60.3514 in white and silver is a wall-mounted timepiece designed for reliable, low-maintenance timekeeping. The clock receives standard radio time signals to set and maintain accurate hours and minutes automatically, showing time via two analogue hands. Its neutral white dial and silver trim suit office and home interiors where clear readability and simple appearance are required.

Advantages

This analogue radio-controlled clock provides automatic time setting and correction, eliminating the need for manual adjustment after power interruptions or seasonal time changes. Its simple two-hand display offers straightforward hour and minute reading at a glance. The white dial with silver accents creates a discreet aesthetic that integrates easily into different interior styles while the radio-controlled function ensures long-term accuracy with minimal user intervention.

Suitable for

• Office wall timekeeping in meeting rooms, reception areas, and open-plan spaces
• Home rooms such as kitchens, living rooms, and hallways
• Education and healthcare environments where visible, easy-to-read time display is required

Key specifications

• Display type: Analogue with hour and minute hands
• Time synchronisation: Radio-controlled automatic reception of standard time signals
• Finish: White dial with silver trim
• Mounting: Wall-mounted design for fixed installation
• Power: Battery powered (standard replaceable cell)

How to use

Install the clock on a wall using an appropriate screw or hanging fixture at a visible height. Insert the recommended battery into the compartment, ensuring correct polarity. After battery insertion the clock will attempt to receive the radio time signal and set itself automatically; allow several minutes for initial synchronisation. If needed, position the clock away from large metal objects or electronic devices that may interfere with radio reception.

Usage recommendations

Place the clock in a location with a clear path to the sky or away from strong electromagnetic sources to optimise radio signal reception. Replace the battery with a fresh, recommended cell before the indicated end of battery life to maintain accurate automatic timekeeping.