American Time Blog

Wi-Fi Network Clocks are the first of their kind. Each one is factory set to work with your network time server. No additional costs or equipment needed for perfectly accurate time throughout your facility or campus using your Wi-Fi infrastructure. Download the educational whitepaper to learn more about why customers choose Wi-Fi Network Clocks.

Power over Ethernet PoE Network Clocks are today's energy-efficient standard in synchronized time, receiving both power and time updates through one cable connected to your facility's Ethernet. No master clock, batteries or AC power needed. PoE clocks are the maintenance-free choice. Download the free whitepaper to learn more.

Welcome back to our weekly whitepaper blog series. It only makes sense to share our most popular wired products.

AllSync Plus wired system clocks are the best replacement clocks on the market and the perfect choice when running multiple clock systems. AllSync Plus clocks adapt to the correct clock correction protocol upon installation. 

Electric clocks are powered by 120 vac electricity from a standard wall outlet. They operate independently from all other clocks. Electric clocks are the perfect choice for those who don't want to ever change batteries. 

We are sharing whitepapers with our readers in a new weekly series. And it only makes sense to start off with our most popular products. 

It’s always great to add new hardware to the shelf! Last month, our Wi-Fi network clocks won a New Product Award from School Planning & Management and College Planning & Management magazines, and the award was recently delivered to our headquarters in Dassel, Minn.

When the President of the United States notices that a clock isn’t showing the right time, the White House electricians take that seriously.

We are thrilled to announce our Wi-Fi Network Clocks as a 2015 New Product of the Year winner! 

Perhaps you suspect – or you know – that you’re losing minutes of productivity each day because your clocks aren’t in sync. The breakroom clock is off, or the clock in one part of the building is three minutes faster than in another area…and now, team members’ shifts overlap or they arrive too early/too late at a destination.