These clocks use a battery movement with a miniaturized radio receiver. The antenna picks up a radio signal from the NIST Atomic clock in Fort Collins, CO and adjusts several times a day. With good reception, they can give you worry-free, accurate, synchronized time at an economical price.

The movement in these clocks feature a microchip that keeps track of the current date and time. The microchip is programmed to make Daylight Saving Time (DST) changes twice per year.

Network clocks are a fast way to get precise time and better productivity in your building or campus! By simply relying on your current network, such as Ethernet or Wi-Fi, our Network Clocks deliver instant ROI by keeping your building, people, classes, meetings and operations on accurate time. Fast installation, low maintenance and no master clock required.

The Primex 72 Mhz system utilizes a Transmitter that is placed in a central location of your building or campus. There is a GPS Garmin outside the building that’s attached to the transmitter.

Primex is the only one offering Smart-Sync Bluetooth wireless clocks.

Whether for critical alerts, general messaging, or even managing time, OneVue Notify InfoBoards bring visual notification to your facility, especially in busy and noisy environments. In addition, visual notification provides a means of communicating to the hearing impaired.