Reliable synchronized clock systems for facilities that demand precision and dependability.
Trusted by school districts, hospitals, universities, and federal facilities across the United States for over 50 years.
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Most facilities are still managing time the way they did twenty years ago — one clock, one ladder, one battery at a time. Pick what’s costing you the most.
Different rooms show different times, and nobody agrees on which one is right.
Two people, one ladder: every clock reset by hand — twice a year.
Class and shift changes fire late, early, or not at all.
No manual, no drawings, no one who knows how it works.
New construction means another clock system that doesn't talk to the rest.
Timestamps that don't match, and an auditor who wants to know why.
Manual clock maintenance is one of the most under-measured recurring costs in facility operations. Here’s what a typical multi-building site spends every year before it ever buys a new clock.
Spent adjusting, replacing, and troubleshooting clocks across an average 10-building campus.
Inconsistent timestamps across access control, security video, and clinical records are among the most common audit findings.
Adds up to weeks of misaligned instruction, treatment, or production annually.
Pyramid takes time from NTP or GPS and distributes it to every clock and bell in your facility — wireless, PoE, or wired. Everything stays in sync on its own.
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NTP or GPS. The same reference your servers already trust.
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Wireless, PoE, or wired — matched to what your building already has.
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Analog or digital. Most drop into your existing housings, so you're changing movements, not patching drywall.
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Schedules, shift changes, and alerts fire on the same system as everything else.
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See drift, battery, and signal health before anyone notices a wrong clock.
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Governs the network. Redundant, monitored, no single point of failure
WHY PYRAMID
What matters when a synchronized time system has to run for 15 years and survive multiple facility directors.
Designed and supported from our US headquarters.
Systems installed in the 1990s still supported today.
Longest in the category, on every unit.
Long-tail parts stocked for existing installs.
One number to call — hardware, software, install.
GSA, Sourcewell, and state cooperative contracts.
IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT
No handoffs between sales and install. No wondering who to call.
Free site walk or remote review. We find out what you actually have before anyone quotes you a number.
Layout, bill of materials, and a budgetary estimate.
We stay on the project through install — we're just not the ones on the ladder.
Every clock verified, every bell timed — and documentation that outlives whoever installed it.
Same contact you've had since the site walk. 3-year warranty, US-based support.
Smaller projects — a single building — are often done in a week. Larger multi-building rollouts run longer. We'll give you a real date after the site walk, not a range.
COMMON QUESTIONS FROM FACILITIES AND IT TEAMS
Synchronized time keeps business operations running efficiently, eliminating unnecessary downtime and manual resets. The average multi-building facility spends 72+ hours per year on manual clock adjustments — after power outages, DST changes, and battery replacements. With Pyramid’s synchronized clock systems, every clock corrects itself automatically. That means no ladders, no maintenance tickets, and no more clocks showing different times across your building.
Pyramid offers three synchronization methods, each suited to different facility needs: RF (Radio Frequency) is ideal for buildings without network infrastructure — clocks receive a wireless signal from a central transmitter and require only a battery. PoE (Power over Ethernet) works best when you already have ethernet drops in each room — one cable delivers both power and time sync, zero batteries needed. Wired systems suit legacy master-clock replacements where existing wiring is already in place. Not sure which fits? Call us and we’ll walk through your building layout in 10 minutes.
Not at all. Most facilities teams complete a 30-clock install in a single day without specialized contractors or IT involvement. Battery-operated RF clocks are the simplest — mount the clock, insert the battery, and it syncs within minutes. PoE clocks plug into an ethernet port and auto-configure. We also provide step-by-step installation guides and our Texas-based support team can walk you through any questions during the process.
All Pyramid synchronized clock systems come with a three-year limited replacement warranty from the date of purchase. This covers defects in materials and workmanship for all synchronized clocks, transmitters, and controllers. If a clock fails within the warranty period, we replace it — no repair hassles, no waiting. For specific warranty details or to file a claim, contact our support team at (214) 295-3898.
Pricing varies based on several factors, including the number of clocks, the synchronization method (RF, PoE, or wired), and the clock style selected. As a general benchmark, a 5-clock system typically starts at $2,500. We provide custom quotes within 24 hours, so just tell us your clock count, building layout, and preferred sync method, and we’ll send a detailed proposal with no obligation.
In most cases, yes. Our RF wireless clocks require no wiring at all — they run on batteries and receive time from a central transmitter, making them a true drop-in replacement for any existing wall clock. If you’re replacing an older wired master-clock system, our wired controllers are designed to work with existing clock wiring, so you can upgrade the brains without pulling new cable. PoE clocks need an ethernet connection, but if your building already has network drops, it’s a simple swap.
Yes, Pyramid Time Systems can print your logo directly on the face of your analog clock, providing you with a customized, branded solution for your facility. For more information and minimum order requirements, please call us at (214) 295-3898.
Yes. Our Texas-based support team is available Monday–Friday and can guide you through deployments, time resets, troubleshooting, and warranty replacements. You’ll talk to a real person who understands your system — no overseas call centers, no chatbots. Call us at (214) 295-3898.
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A senior sales engineer reviews every inbound request. You’ll hear back within one business day with a proposed next step — not a generic reply.
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We'll send RF, PoE, and wired documentation.
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