Mar 9 2009 2:33PM GMT
Posted by: Jason S. Erickson
Valcom,
Clock,
POE,
Time
This is another example of integration betwwn older analog tech and the digital world. Digital clocks for POE network the Valcom IP Clock.
Simply add a clock to any location on the network via RJ-45 connection. Power to the clock is provided by Power-Over-Ethernet (PoE) which eliminates the need for additional costly outlets.
Consistent and accurate time across an entire organization maintains efficiency and smooth company operation:
Manufacturing Facilities – Synchronized time promotes adherence to schedules keeping the organization consistently meeting productivity goals.
Healthcare - Daily healthcare requires synchronized time schedules which are critical for patient care and timely delivery of medications.
Schools & Universities - Accurate timekeeping is crucial in transitioning students from one class to the next. Access control systems (security) require synchronized timing … doors lock at a certain time all across the campus.
Valcom IP Clock Features:
Set automatically by NTP (Network Time Protocol)
10/100BaseT Ethernet compatible
DHCP or static IP addressable
Power over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af)
No master clock required
Simple User Control for:
IP configuration
NTP server address
Time zone offset from UTC, Daylight Savings Time
Time Display, 12/24 hour format
Status reporting
Industrial grade metal housings
Digital Clocks
2.5” or 4.0” numerals with four (4) or six (6) digit display
Red LED seven-segment display
Analog Clocks
12” or 16” round
Valcom’s IP PoE Clock Systems eliminate the need for specialized software – manage one single clock or thousands of clocks from any PC on the network.
For additional information on Valcom’s IP PoE Clock Systems