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Sapling is proud to introduce our newest synchronized clock system – Sapling Wi-Fi Clocks. The Sapling Wi-Fi Clock System seamlessly interfaces with a facility’s existing Wi-Fi infrastructure, eliminating the need for a master clock and running wires between clocks. In addition, this new line offers versatile installation solutions and features.

Sapling Wi-Fi Clocks Highlights:

  • ​Preprogrammed with third-party NTP server web addresses, in each clock, as their accurate time source
  • Programmable to receive the time from an in-house NTP server
  • NTP Server Synchronization Redundancy – Taking time data from multiple NTP servers
  • Built-in web interface in each clock for flexible setup and monitoring from any facility computer or mobile device (such as a smart phone or tablet) Wi-Fi Monitoring Software for easy supervision of the system Automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustments
  •  Available in different power options:

o 24 Volts

o 110 Volts

o 230 Volts

  • ​Ability to interface with a facility’s existing Wi-Fi infrastructure
  • Available in different sizes with many design styles and options to choose from!
  • UL Listed FCC Certified
  • If no delays, will be available end of Q3, 2017

Wi-Fi clocks are a perfect fit for projects ranging from just a few clocks to many clocks across the facility. They are also an ideal solution for multi-building campus environments already utilizing existing Wi-Fi infrastructure; the applications are endless!

For more information on Sapling’s Wi-Fi Clocks, please visit our website.​

Thanks to Sapling for this article.

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