Wireless Clocks come in analog and digital versions.
June 1, 2004 -
Wireless clocks eliminate need for hardwiring, allowing flexibility in clock displacement. Event alert feature enables clocks to signal when specific events are taking place. Combined with proprietary NTP Time Server, clocks can be synchronized and programmed with computer network systems to record time documentation in order to support project data and insurance or legal claims.
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Original Press release
Spectracom Corp.
95 Methodist Hill Drive
Rochester, NY, 14623
USA
Wireless Clocks
Spectracom Corporation has just released its new series of wireless digital and analog clocks. The new technology eliminates the need and expense of hardwiring, a major benefit for renovation projects, and allows much greater flexibility in clock displacement. The new clocks can also be equipped with an "event alert" feature that enables the clocks to signal when specific events are taking place. Combined with a Spectracom NTP Time Server, all clocks can be synchronized and programmed with computer network systems to record precise time documentation to support project data and insurance or legal claims. For more information, visit www.spectracomcorp.com.
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