Battery Movement
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Rhythm Quartz Melody Movement. Non pendulum, uses 2 C batteries(batteries not included). Part number 354480.
- Westminster 4/4 or hour only, Ave Maria 4/4 Bim Bam chime selection. 12.2 mm stem length, night shut off (11:00pm to 5:45am), volume control.
- To verify the correct movement needed for a specific clock, view the the Cross-Reference Movement List link to find the clock model number and its corresponding movement part number.
- ** Consumers: if you do not see your model number on the cross reference list, or cannot find the movement number on the web store, please contact a service center in your area for assistance.**
- PLEASE NOTE: design styles of the clock movements will change per manufacturer’s discretion. Changes in movement styles DO NOT compromise the functionality of a movement as it relates to a specific clock. The movement that you order and receive may or may not match the original movement in your clock, or what is pictured on this web site.
- What type of movement does this product use?
It uses a Rhythm Quartz Melody Movement that operates without a pendulum.
- What type of batteries does the movement require?
The movement requires 2 C batteries, which are not included.
- What chime selections are available?
It offers Westminster 4/4 or hour only, and Ave Maria 4/4 Bim Bam chime selections.
- Does the movement have a night shut off feature?
Yes, it features a night shut off from 11:00 PM to 5:45 AM.
- How can I verify the correct movement for my clock?
You can verify the correct movement by viewing the Cross-Reference Movement List to find your clock model number and its corresponding movement part number.
