Ten ranges. One correct answer per room.
Every display below is a member of the same engineering family: the same synchronisation, the same case finishes, the same long service life. What changes is digit height, zone count, format and whether a calendar or seconds ring belongs in the room. We survey the space and specify the one that does.
- Digit heights
- 25mm – 120mm (1" – 4.7")
- Viewing distance
- 10m – 60m (30ft – 180ft)
- Time zones
- Up to 15 per display
- Synchronisation
- NTP, GPS / GLONASS, time code
Vertical world time zone clock, 50mm digits
Vertical zone stack for reception areas, boardrooms and operations centres.
Small world time zone clock, 25mm digits
Compact unit for smaller offices, incident rooms and receptions.
Horizontal time zone clock, 50mm digits
The established dealing-room standard; horizontal zone layout.
Horizontal time zone clock, 57mm digits
The most widely specified range; a step up in readability.
Large trading floor clock, 100mm digits
For larger dealing rooms where the display must read across the floor.
Extra-large time zone clock, 120mm digits
The largest digits in the range, for the biggest floors.
Time zone clock with calendar, 50mm digits
Multi-zone time with a multi-language day and date header.
Time zone clock with calendar, 57mm digits
The calendar model at the larger, more legible digit height.
Time zone clock with multiple calendars, 50mm digits
Date as well as time for each zone, in a specified running order.
Time zone clock with analogue seconds markers, 50mm digits
A digital zone time framed by a 60-marker analogue seconds ring.
We specify it for you.
Digit height follows the longest sight line in the room, not the size of the wall. Colour follows the palette and the lighting. Mounting follows the ceiling and the structure above it. Tell us the room and we will come back with a specification.