Netzu 6210PB Projection Alarm Clock Black 180° 350° 1.6-11.4ft 10 Tones
Projects time onto ceilings or walls up to 11.4 ft away with 350° rotation and 180° flip, plus 10 tones, temperature, date and weekday
- TypeDigital
- Size/Dimensions20.5 in x 3.81 in x 7.8 in
- Color/FinishBlack
- Color MappingBlack
- Projects time on ceiling up to 11.4 ft with 350° arm
- 180° image flip suits any sleep direction
- 10 alarm tones with 4 volume levels
- Shows time, date, weekday and temperature
- Manual DST button shifts clock one hour
Projection alarm clock
The Netzu 6210PB projects the time onto a ceiling or wall so you can read it without turning over. A rotatable arm covers 350 degrees and the image flips 180 degrees to match any sleeping direction. Projection distance ranges from 1.6 to 11.4 feet with four brightness levels.
Bedroom users wanting projected time
Suits anyone who wants the time visible on a ceiling or wall and values adjustable projection angle and brightness. Not for buyers who need wireless connectivity, smart-home integration or battery-only operation.
350° rotating projection arm
The arm swings 350 degrees and the projected image can be flipped 180 degrees, letting you aim the display at any surface from 1.6 to 11.4 feet away. This adjustability decides whether the clock fits your room layout.
Highlights
- Projects time on ceiling up to 11.4 ft with 350° arm
- 180° image flip suits any sleep direction
- 10 alarm tones with 4 volume levels
- Shows time, date, weekday and temperature
- Manual DST button shifts clock one hour
Specifications
| Type | Digital |
|---|---|
| Size/Dimensions | 20.5 in x 3.81 in x 7.8 in |
| Color/Finish | Black |
| Color Mapping | Black |
| Brand | Netzu |
| Model | 6210PB |
Questions about this item
Does the Netzu 6210PB need a mains outlet to operate?
Yes, this plug-in clock requires a wall socket for power; no battery-only mode is described in the specifications.
Will the 350° rotating projector arm still aim correctly if I keep my existing bedside lamp nearby?
The arm rotates a full 350°, so you can angle the projection around nearby objects such as a lamp without moving the clock base.
How can I confirm the 180° image-flip is set correctly after first plugging it in?
Project the time onto the ceiling, then press the flip button; the digits should rotate 180° and read normally from your pillow.
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