No need real battery Clock

Product Detailed Description

Set it on a desk, fill the chamber, and the clock simply starts keeping time. The trick is in the internal cell: a mild reaction between the electrodes, activated by water or any liquid, powers the movement instead of a disposable battery.

There is no battery drawer to raid and no charging cable to lose. Users just top up the reservoir every few weeks, and the timepiece carries on uninterrupted, which suits waiting rooms, reception counters, offices, and hotel lobbies where a clock is expected to run unattended.

Because it draws its charge from ordinary liquid, the design has real appeal for eco themed campaigns and corporate gift programs. End users see a conversation piece for a home office or a clever present for anyone who enjoys gadgets that do something unexpected.

Sourcing is straightforward: check the reservoir seal, the ease of opening the chamber for refills, and the clarity of the fill line before placing a mixed order.

• Water power clock
• Use water or any liquid as power
• No need real battery