Designed by the world renowned Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni, has leading edge features as well as striking appearance.

Once again, Oregon Scientific takes design to the next level. The Oregon Scientific Giovannoni TimeSphere Clock has a wireless projection "sphere" that can be removed from the cradle in the top of the base unit and used remotely to project time on a wall or ceiling for up to 10 hours.

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Sleek design, sophisticated technology

The Oregon Scientific RM382PA has a unique look.  Before plugging the base unit in, the RM382PA appears to be a clear Lucite box that is black on the inside, with a black sphere sitting in a depression in the top. When power is applied, the sphere projects the time on the wall or ceiling, and red characters appear on the base displaying time, day of the week, indoor temperature, and date. The base of the Oregon Scientific RM382PA is about 5 1/8" square, and 2" tall.  The sphere is about 2 3/4" diameter.

Features at a glance:

• Worlds first wireless projection clock
• State of the art induction charging for the wireless projection orb
• Self-setting atomic clock in 12/24 hour format with time zone offset feature
• Displays the day and month for easy reference
• Supports five languages: English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian
• Contactless keys for operation
• Features dual alarm clock with eight-minute snooze function
• Indoor temperature
• Operated by AC adaptor
• LED backlight

Projected Display - The removable wireless sphere on the Oregon Scientific RM382PA projects the time on the wall or ceiling in a darkened room.  When the projection sphere is in the base unit's cradle, the sphere's batteries recharge and the sphere's clock synchronizes to the atomic clock in the base unit.  The projection sphere can project from it's cradle, or may be removed from the cradle to operate wirelessly for up to 10 hours.   

Base Unit Display - At the top of the display in the base is the time in your choice of 12 or 24 hour format.  The clock display may be set to display the time with either seconds, or the day of the week, to the right of the hour and minutes.  The abbreviation for day of the week can be displayed in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish.  Below the time, the indoor temperature (your choice of  °F or °C) and the date are displayed.  The clock is automatically synchronized to the master atomic clock in Fort Collins Colorado as long as the RM382PA is in a location with adequate WWVB radio signal reception.

The RM382PA has two daily alarms, with an 8 minute snooze function.  

The hour and minute digits are 1/2 inch tall. Seconds, AM/PM indicator and weekday characters are smaller at about 1/4 inch. Temperature and date display are about 7/32 inch. 

Directly below the temperature and date displays are alarm status indicators.
  

For additional information, please see the instructions. (It is a large file, this will open a new window and take a while to download)