PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT Alarm Clock with RGB Display and USB Charger
Loud dual-alarm clock reaching 95 dB with RGB display, dimmable night light, voice control and a USB charger port
- TypeServer
- Extra-loud 95 dB dual alarm wakes heavy sleepers
- Eight-colour RGB display with 10 %–100 % dimming
- Dynamic RGB night light doubles as adjustable bedside lamp
- Voice or touch activation turns screen on for six seconds
- Built-in USB port supplies 5 V 1 A charging power
Loud alarm clock for heavy sleepers
This bedside clock reaches up to 95db buzzer volume with a five-minute ring and five-minute snooze. Dual alarm modes cover Monday to Friday or Monday to Sunday schedules. It suits adults, teens, seniors and children who struggle to wake on time. Voice control activates the display with sound above 60db.
Adjustable RGB display and night light
The digital display offers four regular colours plus four dynamic RGB modes with 10 to 100 percent brightness dimming. A separate night light provides five regular colours and two dynamic RGB modes with the same dimming range. Both elements can be set independently for comfortable viewing day or night.
USB charging and simple setup
A built-in USB port delivers 5V 1A output for convenient phone charging overnight. The unit plugs into mains power and sits on any flat surface with no assembly required. Buyers who need battery backup or multiple charging ports should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Extra-loud 95 dB dual alarm wakes heavy sleepers
- Eight-colour RGB display with 10 %–100 % dimming
- Dynamic RGB night light doubles as adjustable bedside lamp
- Voice or touch activation turns screen on for six seconds
- Built-in USB port supplies 5 V 1 A charging power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the USB charger draw when it runs all day?
The USB port supplies 5 V at 1 A for charging; the clock itself plugs into mains power and has no battery backup.
What power source must I already have for the clock to operate?
A standard mains outlet is required; the unit does not run on batteries.
Will the 95 dB alarm disturb equipment in a server rack nearby?
The alarm reaches 95 dB at close range; rack-mounted gear in the same room will hear it clearly.
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