SUPER BRIGHT DIGITAL WALL CLOCK (MODEL D404B)

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The Super Bright Digital Wall Clock, model D404B, is a low vision digital clock designed for use by individuals who have low vision. This rectangular wall clock features a sloping face to reduce glare, a super bright LED display, and very large numbers;12 or 24 hour clock; a PM indicator in 12-hour format; a flashing colon seconds indicator; four-digit display for hours and minutes; and separate buttons for fast and slow time setting. POWER: Uses standard household current and one 9-volt battery for battery backup (not included). DIMENSIONS: The display numbers are 4 inches high. This clock is designed to be seen from up to 150 feet away. WARRANTY: One year.

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Price: 156.95.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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LS&S, LLC

145 River Rock Drive
Buffalo, New York 14207
United States
Telephone: 800-468-4789 or 716-348-3500.
TT: 866-317-8533.
Fax: 877-498-1482.
Web: http://www.lssproducts.com.
Email: info@lssproducts.com.

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