iHome HT160
Compact USB charger and Hotel alarm clock.
Features
Single-day alarm feature prevents unwanted alarms from sounding. Easy-to-set alarm with printed instructions on cabinet. Sure Alarm battery backup maintains clock setting and ensures alarm sounds even if there is a power failure. Gentle Wake peacefully wakes you with gently ascending alarm volume. Time and date are preset at the factory. +1/-1 hour Summertime adjustment switch. 12- or 24-hour time display modes Back cover prevents tampering with time settings Multi-function backlit negative LCD display with adjustable brightness controlled by the snooze button. 2.1A USB charging port for mobile devices. Neo2c iHome HT160 Spec.pdf
Features
Single-day alarm feature prevents unwanted alarms from sounding. Easy-to-set alarm with printed instructions on cabinet. Sure Alarm battery backup maintains clock setting and ensures alarm sounds even if there is a power failure. Gentle Wake peacefully wakes you with gently ascending alarm volume. Time and date are preset at the factory. +1/-1 hour Summertime adjustment switch. 12- or 24-hour time display modes Back cover prevents tampering with time settings Multi-function backlit negative LCD display with adjustable brightness controlled by the snooze button. 2.1A USB charging port for mobile devices. Neo2c iHome HT160 Spec.pdf
About iHome HT160
Compact USB charger and Hotel alarm clock.
Features
- Single-day alarm feature prevents unwanted alarms from sounding.
- Easy-to-set alarm with printed instructions on cabinet.
- Sure Alarm battery backup maintains clock setting and ensures alarm sounds even if there is a power failure.
- Gentle Wake peacefully wakes you with gently ascending alarm volume.
- Time and date are preset at the factory.
- +1/-1 hour Summertime adjustment switch.
- 12- or 24-hour time display modes
- Back cover prevents tampering with time settings
- Multi-function backlit negative LCD display with adjustable brightness controlled by the snooze button.
- 2.1A USB charging port for mobile devices.
