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BioBrite SunRise Contoller Model 88902 - Transform any lamp into a SunRise clock
West Hampstead, London
£50
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BioBrite SunRise Contoller Model 88902
Transform any lamp into a SunRise clock
Cash upon collection
London NW6 Swiss Cottage / Finchley Rd
In a box, purchase some time ago, never opened. Was planning to setup sunrise for whole room, but it never materialised, hence the sale.
• Transform any lamp into a SunRise clock
• Wake to sunrise, sleep to sunset
• FM radio + presets
• Reading lamp
• Customizable programming options
Product Description
The SunRise Controller turns any lamp in your home into a SunRise Clock! Just insert the plug from your favorite lamp into the adapter, and you will have the world’s most sophisticated dawn simulator. Two bedside lamps can be plugged in, as long as the total wattage does not exceed 75W. It includes a high quality FM radio, nature sounds to help you fall asleep, preset buttons, and loads of programmable features. You can opt to wake up to a peaceful sunrise of 15, 30, 45 or 60 minute duration, and wake to a radio station, pleasant alarm beep, or flashing light. When it is time to sleep, let the variable sunset and fade-out radio options lull you into peaceful dreams. The beautiful large display is very easy to read with clear symbols to indicate which programming options have been activated, and you can choose to have the smart display become dim at night so it won’t keep you awake.
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