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Wired Clock System

Wired Technology:

A Master Clock drives and synchronises the slave clocks, keeps precise and accurate time to all clocks.

The master clock is usually connected to a Radio or a GPS antenna.

In a wired network, Slave Clocks can be synchronised either by current impulses or by a digital signal coming from the Master Clock

Time Distribution: Impulse

A signal is sent through polarised impulses every minute, half minute or second.
This technology is suitable for small installations where there is a limited number of slave clocks and limited wiring distance

Advantage:

- Cost effective solution for small clock systems with analogue clock

Time Distribution: Digital AFNOR

The AFNOR (Time Code) signal provides an accurate and secured time transmission. This type of distribution is mainly used in large installations (Airports, Railways) with a long length distance between the Slave Clocks.

Advantage :

- Perfect for large installations including digital clocks in new buildings

 Worldwide customers have chosen Bodet solutions for their application:
- Education premises
- Transport (airport, railway)
- Heathcare buildings
- Finance offices ...
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