Outdoor Clock With Temperature & Humidity - Black

This 53cm outdoor wall clock combines timekeeping with integrated temperature and humidity gauges on a single cream-coloured dial, housed in a hand-finished black metal frame. The clock face displays traditional Arabic numerals with two smaller dials below: a left-hand humidity gauge reading 0-100% and a right-hand thermometer reading -40°C to 60°C. The deep stepped bezel adds visual weight and protects the glass face from direct rain.

Designed for covered outdoor spaces such as porches, garden rooms, pergolas and garages, the metal construction withstands temperature variation and moisture better than indoor-only clocks. The weatherproof casing sits 6.7cm proud of the wall when mounted, with rear hanging provision for masonry or timber fixing. The clock mechanism runs on a single AA battery (not included) and produces a low-volume mechanical tick.

The hand-painted black finish shows deliberate wear through to a bronze undertone on the bezel edges, giving the clock an aged appearance rather than a uniform factory coating. At 2kg total weight, the clock needs secure fixing into a wall material that can support the load — light plasterboard alone will not hold it. The clock dial, hands and gauge needles are sealed behind a protective glass lens to prevent moisture reaching the mechanisms.

Can this be used fully outdoors in all weather?

The clock is weatherproof and designed for outdoor use, but performs best under cover (porches, pergolas, covered patios) rather than in full direct rain exposure. The glass face and metal casing protect the mechanisms from moisture, but prolonged soaking can reduce battery life and fog the glass.

How accurate are the temperature and humidity readings?

The thermometer reads from -40°C to 60°C and the hygrometer from 0-100% humidity. Both are mechanical sensors built into the clock body. Accuracy is sufficient for general monitoring but not laboratory-grade — expect readings within ±3°C and ±10% humidity compared to calibrated instruments.

What battery does it require?

The clock mechanism runs on a single AA battery, not included. Alkaline batteries typically last 10-14 months depending on ambient temperature. Rechargeable batteries may show shorter life due to lower voltage output.

How is it mounted?

The clock has rear hanging provision for wall fixing. At 2kg weight, it requires secure fixing into solid masonry, timber or metal stud backing — standard plasterboard fixings will not support the load safely. Use appropriate wall plugs and screws for your wall type.