GPS Timekeeping - Set and Forget

The global positioning system (GPS) is one of the most precise forms of time keeping available to businesses. The system receives a Greenwich meantime code from a satellite that is picked up by the GPS antenna and translated to the master clock. Any type of clock can be run off the system.

These systems are suitable for businesses requiring precision timing for clocks in one or more locations. Minimal maintenance and adjustments are required.

 

GPS 4500

This is a GPS satellite time signal receiver UTC serial time code output (DCF 77 code) for synchronisation of Master Clocks. Features include

	Time code via current loop passive interface, synchronized to GPS second pulse
	Built in GPS antenna
	UV-resistant 4-wire cable for power and DCF signal
	Very low power consumption (< 0.5 W, 10 - 40 VDC)
	8 channel satellite tracking
	Min. number of 3 satellites needed for synchronisation
	First synchronisation time (including Almanac download) max. 25 minutes
	Status LED available

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Industrial Clock Movement GU 192/192t

Industrial clock movement is suitable for outdoor clocks upto 80cm. It is GPS synchronized and provides autonomous operation for more than six years. Features include

	Worldwide use and time display accurate to the second due to GPS synchronisation
	Calculation of the local time for more than 50 selectable time-zones
	Automatic daylight-saving-time change according to the selected time zone
	Up to 3 movements, type BU 192/192t, can be directly connected to a GU 192/192t