Radio-controlled ("atomic") wall clocks sync to NIST's WWVB radio signal to auto-set time and DST. They come in many styles, use AA batteries, and need good reception to stay within a second of the national standard.
Radio-controlled bedside clocks sync to NIST's WWVB signal and commonly display time, date, indoor temperature, moon phase and a loud alarm - making them a practical, always-on alternative to phones.
Atomic wall clocks sync to national time signals (WWVB), GPS, or internet time to keep correct time and handle daylight saving changes automatically. Choose a model based on reception method, style, and where you'll mount it.
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Atomic clock radios sync consumer and infrastructure devices to national atomic standards via radio broadcasts, GNSS, or network protocols. They support everyday convenience and critical systems - telecom, finance, power, and science.