so in case the power goes out, it wont reset to flashing 12:00, the battery keeps the clock "alive" so it can remember the time when the power comes back on.....very useful when you set an alarm and need to be up at a certain time
With Batteries
When Batteries are removed.
Most clocks run on batteries, but some have internal mechanisms that make chiming or gong sounds. These types of clocks also use batteries and mechanics.
NO, many run on batteries or are plugged in
batteries, glass, metal, plastic and paper
it is energy saving as they do not use batteries and there for do not use up your money
You can purchase batteries from clock works companies for as low as $20, however you will also need to switch the batteries. If you're not familiar with how to do this, you'll need to call in a local clocks works professional, or haul the clock into the store yourself.
No, for clocks do not affect our body, and we will not die if the are not around.
All clocks have replacable batteries in them so you'll easily be able to switch out the old batteries for new ones - just check and make sure you get the right kind for your clock.
The big [push id for folks is to check or replace the batteries in the smoke and carbon monoxide monitors in the house.It is useful to also check that you know whether to move the clocks ahead or behind.
Because all the clocks are using high quality batteries.
no, it does not need batteries because it is powered by the sun.