Wireless Clocks in Courthouses

Computers & Technology

  • Author Sam Smith
  • Published December 18, 2011
  • Word count 580

Wireless Clocks in Courthouses

By: Sam Smith

One institution where process never seems to halt and take a breather is the courthouse system. When constant arraignments, depositions, and trials are taking place, the employees within a courthouse work tirelessly to keep all functions up and running. Time is of the essence during the busy work day inside of a courthouse, and having inaccurate time displays throughout the building can be detrimental to its operating efficiency. This is why courthouses around the world need to realize the benefits that come from installing a wireless clock system. How does the wireless clock system benefit a courthouse? This article will outline two of the most benefiting outcomes of installing wireless clocks into a courthouse—no matter what the situation.

  1. Budget Friendly

Courthouses, as we all know, are a government entity. And as a government entity, the allotted budget for any particular courthouse is likely constrained. Luckily, the installation as well as the maintenance of wireless clocks is sufficiently cost-effective. While most other clock systems require wiring for power and data, wireless analog clocks can be hung on the wall as is. All the installer has to do is pop batteries in the back. This feature saves the courthouse hundreds to thousands of dollars from the beginning to the completion of installation. After the system is installed, the wireless clocks continue to save the courthouse money through their easy maintenance. If the right manufacturer is chosen, the wireless clock will have a built-in diagnostic mechanism. The diagnostic allows the courthouse facility manager to monitor many aspects of the clocks, such as signal strength, mechanical status, and more. This means that if a certain clock is not synchronizing, or has just simply run out of batteries, the courthouse facility manger can pin-point the problem and is not left guessing what went wrong—allowing the facility manager to more efficiently allocate his or her time. When the budget gets tight and courthouses need to cut back on expenses, wireless clocks offer multiple ways to assist in doing so.

  1. Unparalleled Accuracy and Reliability

Wireless clocks generally synchronize to NTP or GPS time when installed within a facility such as a courthouse. These two forms of synchronization are two of the most reliable sources known for providing accurate time. When wireless clocks are installed in courthouses, all employees within the building are provided with one of these accurate time sources—making sure all employees have an accurate time display when compared to the time outside of the building. Wireless clocks are also extremely reliable when the right manufacturer is chosen. When wireless clocks are installed in a courthouse, stenographers will be able to accurately track testimonies, depositions will occur in an orderly fashion, and all other functions within the building will happen on time because not one clock throughout the facility will be displaying a time different from another—providing consistency among all clocks.

Courthouses all over can benefit immensely from the addition of wireless clocks to their facilities. For an institution that doesn’t stop moving from the minute the doors open in the morning until the minute they’re locked up at night, affordable, accurate and reliable wireless clocks can impact a courthouse in a very positive way—enhancing the efficiency of daily operations. When it’s time for your courthouse to make the upgrade to a wireless timing solution, make sure to contact the right manufacturer to begin reaping the benefits of wireless synchronized time.

Sam Smith is the Marketing Coordinator at The Sapling Company, Inc.

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