Wireless Clocks - Selecting a Wireless Clock System

Wireless Clock Systems – Why Your Institution Should Consider Them

Many people may not be aware of the need or value of wireless clock systems.  But consider, if you are in charge of facilities for a hospital, and along comes Daylight Savings.  You are faced with a massive administrative task – every clock in the building needs to accurately spring forward or fall back an hour.   Technology has made huge inroads with clock systems.  And now, companies like The Sapling Company even produce wireless clock systems that are automatically synchronized with an atomic clock!  Every synchronized clock system and product the Sapling Company produces has a number of technological "advantages".

Synchronization of Wireless Clocks

An advantage of wireless clocks is they can be quickly synchronized without having to undergo the expense of installing network cable throughout your institution.  Every clock in the wireless clock system has the ability to receive a wireless signal and, as well as send a wireless signal back out to other clocks in the system, provided they are within 150 feet of the clock transmitting the signal.

Web Based Master Clocks

Another advantage of the wireless clock system is it can be accessed and fully controlled from a user-friendly, web-based interface. Complete control of the wireless clock system is easily managed through this control panel.  Once the master clock is set, all other clocks in the wireless network are immediately synchronized.  And since the control panel is web based it can be quickly accessed from any web browser.  With these advantages in wireless clock systems, you can even update all of your school clocks or hospital clocks remotely!

Wireless Clocks and FCC Regulations

If a given technology sends a wireless signal at a constant frequency, it is required by the FCC to obtain a license. Fortunately, today's wireless clock systems utilize a technology called frequency hopping, which allows the clock system to constantly change the frequency that the clock system is broadcasting and receiving – without impacting synchronization of the system. Because of this technology, owners of comparably equipped wireless clock systems do not need to regularly file paperwork with the FCC.

The Advantages of Wireless Clock Systems

With Sapling's innovative and advanced wireless clock system, we can offer our end users these specific advantages that they won't find elsewhere.  The aforementioned benefits of this system are specific to Sapling, and are the reason Sapling is able to stay ahead of the curve in today's ever-progressing technological market.  These advantages are what make Sapling the innovative company that it is today, as well as the ideal choice when choosing to implement a synchronized wireless clock system.