Projection Alarm Clock with Temperature and Date
The Splashis Projection Alarm Clock with Temperature and Date puts the time on the ceiling so you can read it without lifting your head. The 4-digit LED display handles 12 or 24 hour time, the date from 2000 to 2099, and temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit across a measuring range of -10 to 50°C. Brightness steps from high through medium and low to off, and it dims itself automatically between 18:00 and 05:59. The body measures 104 x 95 x 45 mm and runs at 5V.
Key Features
- Projects the time onto a wall or ceiling, switchable
- 4-digit LED display, 12 or 24 hour format
- Date from 2000 to 2099
- Thermometer in °C or °F, measuring -10 to 50°C
- Four brightness levels plus automatic dimming overnight
- Daily alarm with snooze
How to Use It
- Set it where the projector can reach a plain stretch of ceiling.
- Press the projection key to turn the beam on or off.
- Use the snooze key to step brightness from high to off.
- Hold MODE to move between time, date and temperature.
The time on your ceiling, and the temperature on the desk — eligible for 30-day returns under our return policy.
About This Product
This listing is for one projection alarm clock with a 4-digit LED display, date, thermometer and snooze, in a choice of six colourways. It runs at a typical 5V with a 4.5V DC supply; on 4.5V the screen turns itself off after 15 seconds without a keypress to save power, while at 5V it stays lit. The thermometer reports the temperature at the clock, which a radiator or draught will affect. Colour and finish may vary slightly by monitor. Eligible refund requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery, subject to our Return & Refund Policy.
Who It's For
Best for:
- Anyone who checks the time at night without wanting to sit up
- Bedrooms with a plain ceiling for the projection to land on
- People who find a bright display hard to sleep next to
- A desk where date and temperature are useful alongside the time
What to look for in a projection alarm clock
The projection itself is what you are buying, so think about where it will land. A plain, pale ceiling within a couple of metres gives the sharpest image; a textured or dark one scatters it. Brightness control matters more on a projection clock than a plain one, because the beam is on while you sleep, and a clock with several levels and an overnight dim is far easier to live with than one fixed at full output. Check the power arrangement too, since some of these clocks behave differently at 4.5V and 5V. Finally, look at the extra readouts: date and temperature are useful on a desk, and less so on a bedside table where the time is the only thing you want at 3am.
Where to Put It
A bedside table within a couple of metres of the ceiling you want to project onto, or a desk where the date and temperature earn their place. Keep it off a windowsill in direct sun. If the ceiling above your bed is textured, angle the beam at a nearby wall instead.
Care Instructions
Wipe the case and mirror with a dry soft cloth. Do not spray cleaner onto the display or the projection lens. Keep it away from damp and direct sun.