Master clocks
Displaying an identical time in the same place
The master clocks from the RADIO TIMING® range distribute a reliable and accurate time to different clocks (digital and analogue clocks).
Master clocks can be used for scheduling different functions: heating, air conditioning, lighting, alarms, access control, bells... in a building for mastered time management.
The RADIO TIMING® master clocks can also synchronise the computer network and update the summer/winter time change automatically.
RADIO TIMING® GTC UNIT
Master clock with built-in programmer unit and 1A 24V // reversed minute or 48V serial 1/2 minute impulse output.
RADIO TIMING® GTC RACK 19’’ 1U
Master clock with built-in programmer unit and 1A 24V // reversed minute or 48V serial 1/2 minute impulse output.
LEDI® PILOT BOX
Programmer connected to the computer network, that can be configured and supervised via the Ethernet network and manage relays for bells, lightning, and so on...
NTP TOP INTERFACE
Designed to synchronise programmable PLC equipped with a TOP input
NTP/DCF TRANSCODING INTERFACE
The transcoding interface is a system connected to the IT network and synchronised by the NTP protocol. It can be configured and supervised by the Ethernet network and can distribute the DCF code.
NTP/AFNOR TRANSCODING INTERFACE
The transcoding interface is a system connected to the IT network and synchronised by the NTP protocol. It can be configured and supervised by the Ethernet network and can distribute the AFNOR NFS 87500 code.
RADIO TIMING® B GPS-AFNOR
Master clock featuring an AFNOR coded time output.
RADIO TIMING® 93
Quartz generator synchronised by an external time source and distributing a highly accurate secure time code to clocks, master clocks or IT equipment.
RADIO TIMING® 301
The RT301 is an impulse generator for synchronising the impulse movements of analogue clocks.
SOURCES OF TIME SYNCHRONISATION
Synchronisation inputs
Our master clocks synchronise all clocks of a building. Using codes and standardised time protocols offers great transparency.
Synchronisation outputs
Our master clocks distribute a reliable and identical time to a network of clocks. Several time codes as well as relay and TOP outputs are available.
- AccuracyImage
Most of Internet-based time servers have not the level of accuracy required to be used for synchronisation: our systems feature an accuracy from a hundred of milliseconds down to tens of nanoseconds.
- SecurityImage
Our products use fine corrections in order not to trigger security alerts in the case of loss of reference of the time information. The administrator is notified if a significant offset is detected.
- Continuity of serviceImage
Our time centres and time servers operate redundantly, 24h a day with the hot plug principle. The different racks can be changed while operating without requiring the whole installation to stop.