Wall clock Mebus 13079 with radio-controlled time and silent sweep movement

Mebus 13079 wall clock combines radio-controlled timekeeping with a silent sweep movement to provide accurate, noise-free time display suitable for home or office environments. The clock automatically synchronizes with official time signals to maintain precise time without manual adjustment and features a clear dial and continuous second hand motion that eliminates ticking noise. Its simple mounting design and readable face make it practical for everyday timekeeping tasks.

Advantages

The radio-controlled mechanism keeps time synchronized with atomic time signals, reducing the need for manual corrections and providing reliable accuracy. The silent sweep movement ensures that the second hand moves smoothly and quietly, making the clock appropriate for bedrooms, study areas, meeting rooms and other quiet spaces. The clock’s straightforward installation and legible display support ease of use and quick readability at a distance.

Suitable for

• Living rooms and bedrooms where silent operation is preferred
• Offices, conference rooms and reception areas requiring accurate time display
• Classrooms and study spaces where a non-ticking clock reduces distraction
• Kitchens and general household spaces for daily timekeeping

Key specifications

• Radio-controlled time reception for automatic synchronization with official time signals
• Silent sweep movement with continuous second hand motion
• Clear analogue dial with hour, minute and second hands
• Wall-mount design with lightweight construction for easy hanging
• Battery-powered operation with energy-efficient movement

How to use

Mount the clock on a suitable wall hook or screw at eye level and insert the required battery according to the polarity markings. Place the clock in a location where the radio signal from the time transmitter can be received clearly, avoiding metal enclosures or dense concrete barriers that could block reception. After power is applied, allow time for the clock to receive the radio signal and adjust automatically; this initial synchronization may take several minutes. Standard operation requires minimal user intervention beyond occasional battery replacement.

Recommendations

Position the clock on an interior wall with a clear path toward a window to improve radio signal reception. For consistently accurate timekeeping, replace batteries with fresh, high-quality alkaline cells before prolonged periods of heavy use and avoid placing the clock near strong electromagnetic sources such as large speakers or wireless routers.