The number of slave clocks or displays that can be synchronized with one master clock depends on the model and system design. In most cases, a single master clock can manage anywhere from a few dozen to several hundred slave clocks at the same time. Advanced systems can even support thousands. Always check the master clock’s specifications to know the exact capacity.

Accurate time improves coordination, prevents delays, and keeps your operations running smoothly. We help businesses, hospitals, schools, and airports stay perfectly synchronized.

Yes, the Master Clock System keeps time even during a power outage because it has a built-in backup battery. Once power is restored, it automatically updates and resynchronizes all connected slave clocks to ensure the time remains accurate. You don’t need to reset it manually.

We install the Master Clock System by connecting the master unit to power and linking it with all slave clocks through cables or a network. The wiring depends on the type of system. Some use simple two-wire connections, while others run on standard network (Ethernet) cables. Our team sets up the infrastructure, tests the connections, and makes sure all clocks sync correctly.

Yes. We design systems for airports, corporate campuses, hospitals, schools, malls, and multi-building facilities to keep all clocks aligned.