ClimeMET CM4305 - Instruments de mesure météo

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Product Type Miniature Weather Dial - Tide Clock
Model CM4305
Brand ClimeMET
Available Dial Types Barometer, Clock, Thermometer, Hygrometer, Tide Clock, Moon Phase Clock
Available Colors Slate Grey, Classic Cream, Rose Copper, Golden Bronze
Measurement Range 12 hours 25 minutes (tide cycle)
Display Type Analog dial with single hand
Power Source 1x battery (not included, type AA typical)
Mounting Keyhole fitting on back
Placement Indoor or sheltered outdoor (requires battery cover outdoors)
Setting Method Adjust hand by turning small cog on back; set at high tide
Best Accuracy Set or reset on day of full moon
Reading Numbers indicate hours remaining until high/low tide
Tide Cycle Duration 12 hours 25 minutes 14 seconds (lunar day)
Usage Warning Guide only, not for safety; may require periodic reset
Indoor Use Only Engraved dials and mount boards are for indoor use only
Outdoor Use Condition Only with battery cover and shelter from elements

Frequently Asked Questions - CM4305 ClimeMET

What type of battery does the ClimeMET CM4305 Tide Clock use?
The clock requires 1x AA battery (not included). Insert with correct polarity as indicated inside the battery compartment.
How do I set the tide clock to the correct time?
First, find your local high tide time from a tide table. At exactly high tide, insert the battery (you should hear ticking) and set the hand to the 12 o'clock (high water) position by turning the small cog on the back. Reset on the day of a full moon for best accuracy.
Can I use the tide clock outdoors?
The clock is designed for indoor use. For outdoor use, it must be sheltered and the battery compartment must have a battery cover to protect from moisture.
How often do I need to reset the tide clock?
Because the tide cycle is actually 12 hours, 25 minutes, 14 seconds, the clock will gradually drift. Reset it periodically by comparing to a local tide table. In areas with irregular tides (e.g., estuaries), more frequent resets may be needed.
What does the dial on the tide clock indicate?
The numbers around the dial show hours remaining until the next high or low tide. The hand rotates once every 12 hours 25 minutes, indicating two tidal 'bulges' per lunar day.
Why does my tide clock not match actual tide times?
Tide times are affected by atmospheric pressure, river flows, strong winds, and the sun's gravitational pull (especially during full/new moon). The clock is a guide only and not intended for safety-critical use.
What are the available colors for the CM4305?
The tide clock is available in Slate Grey, Classic Cream, Rose Copper, and Golden Bronze.
Is the ClimeMET CM4305 suitable for mounting on a wall?
Yes, it has a keyhole fitting on the back for easy hanging on a wall.
What other weather dials are compatible with this model?
ClimeMET offers matching full-size and mini dials including Barometer, Clock, Thermometer, Hygrometer, and Moon Phase Clock in the same colors.
How do I clean and maintain the tide clock?
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the dial and frame. Avoid using water or cleaning solvents. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to prevent damage.

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Miniature Weather Dials

by ClimeMET

Available Dials:

Barometer, Clock, Thermometer, Hygrometer,

Tide Clock & Moon Phase Clock

Available Colours:

Slate Grey, Classic Cream,

Rose Copper & Golden Bronze

Tide Clock

Welcome to your ClimeMET weather dial, designed by a team of outdoor enthusiasts in rural Suffolk. Let us help you make the most of the great outdoors.

Our ClimeMET Tide Clock is designed to provide an indication of how many hours remain until high and low water, perfect for those who love sailing, surfing or dog walks on the beach. Pair with one of our ClimeMET Clocks to create your very own 'time and tide' set, ideal for coastal living.

Features

Measurement range: 12 hour 25 minute tide cycle.

Location

Position your tide clock in an area where it can remain undisturbed. Do not position in direct sunlight and avoid sources of heat.

Setting Up Your Tide Clock

  • Establish your local high tide time by referring to a local tide table or www.bbc.co.uk/weather/coast_and_sea/tide_tables
  • Insert a battery with the correct polarity. You should hear a faint ticking from the mechanism.
  • At exactly high tide, set the clock to high tide/high water with the needle pointing straight up to a 12 o'clock position. You can adjust the hand by turning the small cog on the back of the dial. For best accuracy, set or re-set the tide clock on the day of a full moon.
  • Hang the tide clock in your desired location using the keyhole fitting on the back.

Reading Your Tide Clock

  • The numbers around the tide clock give an indication of hours remaining until high and low tide. The tide clock works on a timed mechanism taking 12 hours and 25 minutes for a complete rotation indicating two tidal 'bulges' during a lunar day.
  • The tide cycle is actually 12 hours, 25 minutes and 14 seconds so over time, you will need to reset your tide clock to high tide/high water against a local tide table.
  • Most tidal areas have two high tides and two low tides a day. However, some areas such as estuaries will have irregular tides and you may need to reset your tide clock more often.
  • The lunar cycle isn't the only factor affecting the tide times. Atmospheric pressure, changing volume of river flows and strong winds also have an impact. Furthermore, the sun's own gravitational pull, when aligned with the moon during the full moon and new moon, creates higher and lower tides and can alter tide times by up to an hour.
  • Due to the variable nature of tides, this tide clock is intended as a guide only and should not be used as a safety device.

Engraved dials and all mount boards are suitable for indoor use only. Weather dials requiring a battery can only be used outdoors with a battery cover and if sheltered.

Find our complete range of matching full size and mini weather dials at www.climemet.com.

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Brand : ClimeMET

Model : CM4305

Category : Instruments de mesure météo