Philips HF3485 User manual

Philips
Wake-up Light Plus
USB playback
and Dusk simulation
HF3485
Wake up naturally
Gradually wakes you up by light
The Wake-up Light wakes you up in a natural way, by light that increases gradually. From
now on waking up will be a pleasant experience. You can personalise your waking
experience by adding new sounds and music via USB.
Soft rising light wakes you gently
• Soft rising light wakes you gently
•Halogenlamp
Light intensity
• Clinically proven to make waking up more pleasant
• Up to 250 lux for natural awakening
Personalise your waking experience
• Choice of 4 natural and pleasant wake-up sounds & FM-radio
• Add new sounds & music via USB
Easy to use
•Smartsnooze
•Bedsidelamp
Dusk simulation
• Drift to sleep with gradually dimming light and sound

HF3485/60
Highlights
Wake-up Light Plus
USB playback and Dusk simulation
250 lux light intensity
The sensitivity to light differs a lot per person. In
general, when using a higher light intensity a
person needs less time to become fully awake.
The light intensity of the Wake-up light can be
set up to 250 lux. This makes sure you can wake
up to the light intensity that suits your personal
preference best.
4 natural sounds + FM radio
At your set wake-up time, you will start hearing
a natural sound or the the selected radio station.
It starts out quietly and takes a minute and a half
to reach the volume level you selected. There
are four sounds you can choose from: morning
birds in the forest, cows from the alpes, a
chuckoo sound and relaxing yoga music. The
gradually increasing sound will make the wake
up process even more pleasant, ensuring you're
never rudely awakened.
Add new sounds & music via USB
It gives you the option to wake up with a new
wake-up sound every day. You can download
specially developed wake-up songs from
www.philips.com and put them on your USB
stick. When adding the USB stick to the Wake-
up Light you can select your favorite song from
the stick and at your set wake-up time it will
start to play. It also gives you the option to listen
to your own MP3 files on the USB.
Bedside lamp
The 20 different brightness settings allow you to
use the product as a bedside lamp
Clinically proven
It has been clinically proven that light wakes you
up more pleasantly and improves the quality of
waking up.
Dusk simulation
The gradual decreasing light and sound help you
to drift to sleep. You can set your preferred
time for the duration of the dusk simulation.
Halogen lamp
The Wake-up Light makes use of a replaceable
halogen lamp for the natural sunrise simulation.

HF3485/60
Specifications
Wake-up Light Plus
USB playback and Dusk simulation
Well being by light
• Wake-up with 30min light curve
Light
• Sunrise Simulating process (0-: 30 minute(s)
• Light intensity dimmer: 0-250 Lux at 40-50 cm
• Brightness settings: 20
•Dusksimulation
• Replaceable lamp
• Light on/off function
• Adjustable sunrise simulation: yes, adjustable to 20 -
40 minutes
Easy to use
• Snooze button for sound: 9 minute(s)
• Electricity back-up function: 15 minute(s)
• Alarm test function
• Number of alarm times: 2
• Snooze type: smart snooze
• Anti-slip rubber feet
Sound
• Number of Wake-up Sounds: 4 pcs
• Digital FM radio
• Radio presets: 3
•USBslot
• Music format: MP3, WMA
Weight and dimensions
• Product dimensions: 25.2 (height) x 17.0
(diameter) cm
• Product weight: 1.45 kg
Technical specifications
•Power:85W
• Voltage: 110 V
•Frequency:60Hz
• Cord length: 200 cm
• Type of lamps: Philips Halogen Lamp 100W, 12V,
GY6.35
• Insulation: Class II (double isolation)
• Lifetime of lamps: expected > 4000 hours
Safety
• UV-free: UV-free
Logistic data
• Country of origin: China
• CTV code: 884348560
Display
• Display brightness control: 4 settings
Accessories
• USB stick: Not included
•
Issue date 2011-02-02
Version: 7.1.1
© 2011 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
All Rights reserved.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips
Electronics N.V. or their respective owners.
www.philips.com * Norden, M.J. et al. Acta Psychiatr Scand, 1993; Gordijn, M. et al.
Universiteit van Groningen, 2007