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| Analogue Clocks |
Select from our range of Analogue Clocks. See below for more details: 0059 Series Battery Clocks 0058 Series 240V Clocks 0054 Series Minute Impulse - Slave Clock 0057 Series Sync-Wired Slave Clocks Outdoor Clocks |
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| 0059 Series Battery Clocks |
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Simplex quartz clocks are recommended when it is impractical to install a synchronised clock system. They are housed in standard Simplex clock enclosures and are suitable for a wide variety of institutional, industrial, and educational applications. |
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| 0058 Series 240VAC Clocks |
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Simplex synchronous motor clocks are driven by a self-starting motor, which is permanently lubricated, and obtains its accuracy from the 50 Hertz power line. 240VAC Non-regulating clocks are recommended for installation in small business, office and factory areas where it is not cost effective to install a corrective clock system. The attractive, modern design will blend into almost any decor. |
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| 0054 Series Minute Impulse - Slave Clock |
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The Simplex 24VDC clocks are Australia’s only Minute impulse clocks that corrects its self every hour. This systems is most suitable for industrial and commercial environments where durability and accuracy is paramount. |
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| 0057 Series Sync-Wired Slave Clocks |
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Simplex synchronous-wired analogue secondary clocks are synchronous motor driven, and individually checked for agreement with the Simplex Time Control Centre every hour. With a silent operation and sweeping second hand this system is most suitable in time critical areas such as hospitals, radio stations and control centres. |
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| Outdoor Clocks |
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The Simplex Weatherproof Clock features 240V Mains supply movement with external reset for easy time adjustment or minute impulse correction. Simplex Minute Impulse Self-Regulating Secondary Clocks are individually checked for agreement with the Simplex Time Control Centre (TCC) once each hour, providing uniform and accurate time. |
