Description
Radio-controlled wall clock is a laboratory timekeeping instrument intended for clear, synchronized display of time in research, teaching, and technical work areas. Finished in black, it has a case diameter of 300 mm and a depth of 45 mm, giving a readable face while remaining relatively compact against the wall. The radio-controlled design keeps the indicated time aligned with the official time signal, which supports consistent scheduling of timed steps, sample handling, incubations, and shift coordination without frequent manual correction. Supplied as 1 pc and weighing 1,000 kg, the unit is suited to wall mounting in laboratories, preparation rooms, corridors, and shared instrument zones where a common time reference is useful. This wall clock from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION belongs to labware measuring instruments for time-keeping and complements other clocks and timers used in daily laboratory organisation. The 300 mm case diameter aids visibility across typical bench and room distances, while the 45 mm depth helps maintain a neat wall profile. It is a practical choice wherever reliable, easy-to-read wall time display supports orderly workflow and documentation routines.
This article is part of Timers, stopwatches & calculators, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- CAS number: e diameter: 300 mm
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Radio-controlled wall clock
- Colour: black
- Depth: 45 mm
- Weight: 1,000 kg
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