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

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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