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Now your digital clocks don’t have to be just used to show time, they can also show daily messages like news and event reminders. In a crisis situation, you can deliver critical information to the areas that need to know.

Digital Clock Messaging is an advanced, powerful communication platform that delivers better communication and productivity through daily messaging, emergency alerts and synchronized time.

Keep everyone in your building informed, safe and secure.

Having multiple emergency notification systems overcomes gaps that any single technology may have as well as providing redundancy and clearer communications during a crisis. Multiple systems provide alerts to different audiences, such as students, law enforcement, parents, neighbors, etc.

Daily use increases familiarity when seconds matter

An emergency management system only works as well as users know how to leverage it.During a time of crisis, we can become disoriented and lose the ability to make complex decisions, so relying on a system that is only used a few times a year may be risky. Using a message clock notification system that can be applied to daily needs, such as displaying non-emergency alerts, reminders and time keeps you familiar with the system.This provides a better level of comfort when a crisis does happen and seconds matter!

Wireless or POE; which system is best for you?

POE OnAlert System – Is a Power over Ethernet display that delivers accurate digital synchronized time and mass notification.

Wireless Message Clocks – Using Sapling’s wireless master clock we can deliver easy-to-read, user-programmable messages to clocks throughout your facility.

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