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Digital and Analog Secondary Clocks
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Telecor manufactures a
variety of both digital and analog secondary clocks that are ideal for use
in schools, institutions, health care facilities, transportation terminals,
and other commercial facilities.
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2481 Advanced Digital Clocks
This unit is
designed for use as an elapsed timer (count down/up capabilities),
a
message display, a
digital secondary clock, or a real time stand-alone clock.
The ADC-4 is equipped with a dot matrix
high-efficiency LED
display with exceptional visibility for distances up to 120 feet. The ADC-4
is capable of displaying the full range of alpha-numeric characters.
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All ADC-4s are capable of being continuously synchronized with
a Master Clock. Clock corrections are done instantaneously and all clocks
maintain identical time. Programming of the ADC-4 is password protected and
is done through the use of an Infrared Handheld Remote Control.
The ADC-4 is synchronized from any of the Telecor Master Clocks.
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Digital Clocks
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Telecor offers a variety of
digital clock models featuring AIGAs "Super Bright" LED displays,
which have exceptional visibility characteristics.
Digital clocks are available
in 2.5" and 4" display sizes. Both sizes are offered in flush,
surface, dual face and clock/speaker combo models.
All secondary clocks are
continuously synchronized with the master, so corrections are done
instantaneously and all digital clocks maintain identical time. In
addition to providing the time display, the clock can be directly addressed
by the master, providing the ability to display alpha and numeric codes.
Digital clocks are synchronized from any of the Telecor Master Clocks
or from the available time base on the Telecor II and XL Communication
Systems.
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Analog Clocks
Telecor analog clocks feature large, easy-to-read
numerals and
are available in 12" and 16" face sizes. Mounting configurations
include surface, semi-flush and dual face, making them versatile for all
types of installations.
The clocks are synchronous 3-wire units, with a sweep
second hand. Precision timekeeping is furnished by a microprocessor based
movement and correction coil, making these units extremely energy efficient.
Analog clocks are
synchronized from any of the Telecor Master Clocks or from the available
time base on the Telecor II and XL Communication Systems.
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Wireless Analog Clocks
The Telecor 2490 Series of Wireless Analog Secondary Clocks utilizes innovative technology that allows each clock to receive and transmit a correction signal.
The 2490 Series works in conjunction with a 2400 Master Clock or a
Telecor II or XL microprocessor-based Administrative
Communication System, which provides the correction signal.
The signal itself is initially transmitted to the clocks by the Telecor 2490 Transceiver. The 2490 Series of Wireless Clocks is ideal for school and institutional applications.
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