Analog clock TFA-Dostmann 60.3545.02 Round Aluminium White Battery AA

The TFA‑Dostmann 60.3545.02 is an analog, radio‑controlled wall clock with a 40 cm diameter and a brushed aluminium frame. Its extra‑large dial and clear analogue hour and minute hands, complemented by a visible red second hand, ensure time can be read easily from a distance. The clock receives an exact time signal via radio, adjusts automatically for summer/winter time and is protected by a glass front. It is battery powered (AA) and can be hung on a wall using the rear hanging loop; it may also be placed on a table.

Advantages

The radio‑controlled mechanism provides precise automatic timekeeping and eliminates manual setting. The XL format and high‑contrast dial improve legibility in long corridors, high rooms and halls. A brushed aluminium frame with glass cover protects the dial while providing a modern, neutral appearance that suits home and office environments. Battery operation removes the need for a mains connection.

Suitable for

• Long corridors and hallways
• High rooms, lecture halls and auditoriums
• Offices and reception areas
• Home living rooms and kitchens

Key specifications

• Model: TFA‑Dostmann 60.3545.02
• Type: Analog radio‑controlled clock
• Diameter: 40 cm
• Frame material: Brushed aluminium
• Cover: Glass front
• Power supply: AA batteries (not included)
• Depth: 50 mm
• Weight: 952 g
• Placement: Wall with hanging loop; suitable for table placement
• EAN: 4009816038074

How to use

Install one or more AA batteries in the battery compartment according to the polarity markings. Hang the clock on a sturdy nail or screw using the rear hanging loop at a visible height, or place it on a table. The clock will automatically search for and synchronize to the radio time signal; no manual time setting is required. If the clock needs to be relocated, select a place with good radio reception away from large metal objects and strong electrical interference.

Usage recommendations

For reliable radio reception place the clock on an interior wall or near a window facing the direction of the national time signal transmitter. Replace AA batteries as soon as the clock shows irregular movement or the second hand jumps; using fresh alkaline batteries ensures stable operation.