LIORQUE specializes in precision home electronics, offering a wide range of digital clocks, kitchen timers, weather stations, projection alarms, scales, and carbon monoxide detectors designed for daily convenience and safety.
LIORQUE is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to producing practical household gadgets that enhance time management, home monitoring, and personal health. Owned by Dongguan Sogoode Computer System Co., Ltd., the brand has established a clear niche in the production of high-precision timing and measurement devices.
The LIORQUE product lineup is diverse, featuring digital projection alarm clocks with 180° rotatable capabilities, visual timers for classrooms and kitchens, and advanced weather stations that monitor indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity. Additionally, the brand manufactures health and safety products such as digital body weight scales, carbon monoxide detectors with long-lasting sensors, and muscle stimulators. LIORQUE products are characterized by user-friendly interfaces, clear LED/LCD displays, and modern designs suitable for home and office environments.
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You can contact LIORQUE customer support via email at support@liorque.net or through the contact form on their official website (liorque.net).
For most models like the HM433A or ST-G0181R-P, press and hold the designated 'TIME SET' or 'WEEKEND' button until the digits flash, then use the +/- or arrow buttons to adjust the hours and minutes.
Ensure both the main unit and the outdoor sensor have fresh batteries. Verify that both are set to the same channel (usually Channel 1 by default) and press the 'CH' or 'Sensor' button to force a signal search.
Some models, such as the KD-216LE, come with a built-in 10-year lithium battery that is non-replaceable. Once the end-of-life warning sounds, the entire unit should be replaced.
When the timer alarm goes off, pressing any button on the device typically stops the sound. Some visual timers may have a switch to mute the alarm entirely.