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Closeouts. Keep tabs on the time, temperature, and humidity with just one glance at Equity by La Crosse Technology's 15" clock.
- Large display numbers
- Displays humidity percentage on the left and temperature (from -40° to 120°F)
- Requires one AA battery (not included)
- Diameter: 15"
- Depth: 2-1/4"
- Weight: 2 lb.
- Material: Metal case, glass lens
- Made in China
Average Rating (24 reviews)
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Reviewed by Blackjacknc from NC on Wednesday, May 22, 2013What you see is what you get - and it's easy to see.
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Reviewed by arkady bichevsky from new york on Wednesday, April 17, 2013good
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Reviewed by chauxuxi from Northridge, CA on Wednesday, February 06, 2013nice looking clock
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Reviewed by bob the builder from Death valley nv on Saturday, January 26, 2013Didnt read the description thought it was the atomic one like cabelas has
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Reviewed by kbikefan from denver on Friday, January 04, 2013After reading all the reviews I was a little leary, but so far all is well.
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Question “Will this clock register temperature and humidity if hung indoors?”
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Answer It would register the indoor temperature and humidity.
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Question “Do you know if this clock has a tic-toc sound every time the second hand moves? I DON"T want that and would hate to buy this only to find out it has an audible tic-toc.”
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Answer The clock does have a very very dull tic. I had to place my ear directly on the plastic face in order to hear it.
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Question “Can this be placed outside in the elements?”
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Answer As long as its not directly exposed to weather, I think it would be fine on a porch.
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Question “Is this clock meant to be hung outdoors (in a protected location)?”
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Answer As long as its not directly exposed to weather, I think it would be fine on a porch.
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Answer Mine lasted two years hanging on wall of garage for viewing from pool. The clock still runs just fine but the thermometer was exposed to direct sunlight so it's always 120 degrees now....lol
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Question “Is this an indoor/outdoor clock? Suitable for a porch?”
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Answer As long as its not directly exposed to weather, I think it would be fine on a porch.
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