Maritime clocks distributes local and UTC time in the process of disseminating these time data to various systems, devices, and locations. It involves the transmission and synchronization of accurate time information to ensure consistency and uniformity across different locations and time zones.

The marine master clock is installed on a 19″ rack and is an ideal solution for the distribution of UTC and local time aboard ship.

The master clock is equipped with 4 pulse outputs for operating slave clocks and 2 outputs for controlling various energy consumers. The pulse outputs are individually programmable for different types of clocks.

Analog and digital display in master clocks refer to the different methods of visually presenting time information, with analog display utilizing traditional clock hands and markings, while digital display presents time numerically using electronic digits or an LCD/LED screen.

Analog indoor/outdoor clock with a gray acrylic case and transparent acrylic protective glass. The back is stainless steel. The clock face is available with black numerals 1-12 (A-face), or black hour symbols (H-face).

Digital indoor clock with a black painted aluminum housing and polycarbonate front. Available with white, red, green (indoor only) or yellow LEDs.
The digital clock has an automatic built-in dimmer (outdoor version only).

Display mode can be programmed to switch between time, date and temperature. (To display air temperature, a sensor is required – purchased separately.) Programming is performed either via wireless remote control or using 3 pushbuttons on the clock.

The digital clock can also be used as a chronometer (option).