Roadstar CLR-600 Radio alarm clock FM FM White

RoadSTAR CLR-600 Radio alarm

Do you want to wake up in the morning with the radio? The RoadSTAR CLR-600 / LIGHT radio alarm clock helps you to do this and you can get used to waking up with the radio quickly. The automatic snooze system ensures that you do not fall asleep again completely. It can be operated with the mechanical buttons. The wireless design allows the signal to be transmitted freely from room to room. The clock radio can be powered by AC power and batteries. This is a classic clock radio, which can still be found near the socket. Your favorite station or standard tone wakes you up. You can use the tuner to tune to FM stations. Individual radio stations have been preset automatically to make your work easier.

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Highlights & Details

• It is powered by power or batteries
• RoadSTAR CLR-600 / LIGHT is a combination of alarm clock and Radio in elegant design
• It is decorated in a classic design
• Because it is wireless, it can be transferred from location to location
• Can be set to any FM station
• It can be operated with mechanical buttons
• The clock radio can be operated via the display
• Displays the clock to track the time
• 6 different nature tones, 1 buzzer tone and 1 radio tone for the alarm function

Delivery

• Radio, instructions

Comments

DAB+ digital radio
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