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Black digital alarm clock with red LED display and keyboard controls

Sharp SPC051 Digital Alarm Clock with Keyboard Controls, Battery Back-up, Red LED Display, Black

SKU CH-PCEF-4KTF0

Digital alarm clock with keyboard controls, battery back-up and a red LED display

  • Simple keyboard controls make setting the time and alarm quick for all ages
  • Loud alarm with 9-minute snooze that can be repeated until you turn it off
  • Battery back-up keeps alarm and time settings during power outages
  • Bright red LED digits are easy to read from across the room
  • Compact size fits on a nightstand, desk or bathroom counter

Simple keyboard controls for easy operation

The Sharp SPC051 digital alarm clock uses front-mounted keyboard-style buttons so settings can be adjusted without reaching around the back. Large red LED digits stay readable from across a darkened room. Battery back-up keeps the alarm and time settings active during a mains outage, though the display only relights once power returns. Two AAA cells are required for the back-up function and are not supplied.

Replaces clocks with fiddly rear buttons or no

If your current clock hides its controls on the rear panel or loses its alarm setting when the electricity cuts out, this model removes both frustrations. The jump is worthwhile when you want a single alarm with a nine-minute snooze that can be tapped repeatedly until you finally switch it off. No radio, USB charging or dual-alarm features are included, so buyers needing those extras should look elsewhere.

Suits bedrooms, offices

The compact case fits a nightstand, bathroom shelf or desk without dominating the space, and the loud alarm works for heavy sleepers. It is not for buyers who want multiple independent alarms, a gradual wake-up tone, projected time, smartphone pairing or a built-in charger. Anyone needing those functions will need a different clock.

Highlights

  • Simple keyboard controls make setting the time and alarm quick for all ages
  • Loud alarm with 9-minute snooze that can be repeated until you turn it off
  • Battery back-up keeps alarm and time settings during power outages
  • Bright red LED digits are easy to read from across the room
  • Compact size fits on a nightstand, desk or bathroom counter

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What power connections does the Sharp SPC051 need to run and keep its alarm active during an outage?

It plugs into a mains outlet for normal operation and takes two AAA batteries (not included) that keep the alarm and time settings working if the power fails.

How do you set the alarm time on the keyboard-style front panel, and what is the common mistake?

Press the Alarm Set key, use the hour and minute keys to choose the wake-up time, then press Alarm Set again to confirm; the common mistake is stopping after the first press and leaving the alarm disabled.

Which part will need replacing first, and how often?

The two AAA backup batteries will need replacing first; expect to change them roughly once a year or after any extended power cut that drains them.

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