Central Clock Systems

Central clock systems are systems that operate with a single signal received from the satellite. These systems synchronize all the devices connected to them and ensure that the management is done from a single center. Central clock systems equipment; central clock, secondary clocks and GPS-DCF antennas.
These systems consist of GPS-based main clock and analog and digital clocks that continue to work accordingly. Analog local clocks are available in two models, double and single sided.
Analog clocks operate with a 220 volt supply. Local clocks working in coordination with the master clock are self-running clocks until the connection is made again, even if the connection with the master clock is disconnected.
Digital clocks provide ease of connection with GPS. These clocks can be synchronized with the help of PC. These hours can be programmed. In addition, digital clocks, which have four different alarm outputs, provide ease of use thanks to their LCD graphic display.
These clocks have a stand alone mode that allows them to work on their own. Digital clocks are clocks with backup hot-swap operation. These clocks have the possibility of programming and displaying world clocks.