Peakeep Digital Alarm Clock Loud Heavy Sleepers USB Backup Battery
A digital alarm clock with 2-inch digits, five volume levels up to 103 dB, adjustable brightness, USB charging and battery backup for power cuts
- Contains Embedded Batteryfalse, true, Corded Electric
- Large 2-inch digits readable from a distance
- 5 volume levels from 60 to 103 dB suit heavy and light sleepers
- 5 brightness settings let you dim or turn off the display at night
- Built-in USB port charges phones and devices overnight
- Backup battery keeps alarm and time settings during power cuts
Loud digital clock for heavy sleepers
This Peakeep digital alarm clock targets people who struggle to wake up, offering five volume steps from 60 Db up to 103 Db. Large 2-inch digits remain readable at a distance, suiting seniors or anyone with reduced vision. A single USB port charges a phone overnight while a backup battery keeps the alarm active during power cuts.
Adjustable brightness and snooze control
Five brightness levels let the display stay visible in daylight or drop to a comfortable dimness at night. The 9-minute snooze function adds extra rest without disabling the alarm. Volume defaults to the medium U03 setting and must be raised manually to U05 for the loudest output.
Mains powered with battery backup
The clock runs on corded electric power and accepts two AAA batteries (not supplied) for alarm memorisation during outages. No embedded rechargeable cell is fitted, so the backup relies entirely on user-fitted cells. The USB charger frees a wall socket while the compact footprint suits most bedside tables.
Highlights
- Large 2-inch digits readable from a distance
- 5 volume levels from 60 to 103 dB suit heavy and light sleepers
- 5 brightness settings let you dim or turn off the display at night
- Built-in USB port charges phones and devices overnight
- Backup battery keeps alarm and time settings during power cuts
Specifications
| Contains Embedded Battery | false, true, Corded Electric |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the backup batteries so the alarm still sounds during a power cut?
Insert two AAA batteries into the compartment on the underside; the clock will then trigger the alarm and keep the time memorised if mains power fails.
What maintenance will the clock need over time?
Replace the two AAA backup batteries periodically so the alarm and memory function remain reliable during outages.
What is the loudest volume the alarm can reach?
The alarm offers five volume steps from 60 dB up to 103 dB at the maximum U05 setting.
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