Network & Wireless Repeater

The Network Repeater is the perfect solution for a wireless system in a campus environment with multiple buildings. The Network Repeater receives its time data from the Bogen Master Clock via LAN and transmits the time signal to clocks once every minute. This feature allows the Network Repeater to be outside the wireless range of the main transmitter in the building or in a campus environment and still receive and transmit the accurate time signal (because the time  data is received via LAN). The network repeater transmitter output is less than 1 watt (same as the master clock output).

For facilities without LAN, Bogen also offers  a Wireless Repeater that receives the time data from the Bogen Master Clock or from a secondary wireless clock and boosts (amplifies) and repeats the time signal in its area. In this case, the Wireless Repeater must be within range of a time signal in order to boost it. In addition, the wireless repeater can receive the time data from the BCMA Master Clock through wires (using RS485 protocol). The transmitter output is less than 1 watt (same as the master clock output).