Time distribution

As a specialist in time distribution for over 30 years, Bodet provides complete solutions to control clock networks and provide time references in situations where you need to be sure that you have the exact time.

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First of all, you must choose one of the following 3 time distribution modes according to your premises' layout:

• Wireless time distribution
• Coded time distribution
• Impulse time distribution

Click on the links above to see the advantages and the recommended applications for these different systems.

Then, if your activities require an accurate time, you must equip your time distribution system with a time synchronisation antenna. Depending on your technical requirements, you may choose between 2 time synchronisation modes:

• Radio wave synchronisation
• GPS synchronisation

What you need to know:

Today, most time distribution systems have an antenna for radio synchronisation.

Bodet also provides you with advice on how to choose the right clock for you in the Select a clock section.

New:

Thanks to the NTP Sigma MOD server, Bodet offers you the possibility of synchronising a computer network. This server also has master clock features to synchronise clocks and automatons.

This system lets you do away with cables and provides you with maximum freedom in where you choose to position your clocks.
In addition to DHF wireless clock system, Bodet also lets you use the same time network to remotely control relays for lighting, heating and ventilation.

The DHF wireless system has been standardised by AFNOR, the French standardisation agency, enabling compatibility between equipment provided by different suppliers.
Thanks to its simple implementation, its reliability and the installation savings it brings, the DHF wireless system is revolutionising time distribution.

Bodet supplies clock systems and clocks to:

• Airports and control centres
• Train stations
• Radio studios
• The Army
• Hospitals

But we also provide more simple applications: schools, factories, administrative buildings, offices, etc.