What is Time Clock
In the lighting context, time clocks refer to devices used to control the timing of lights turning on and off. These lighting control systems are designed to automate the operation of lighting fixtures based on pre-programmed schedules. By utilizing time clocks, electrical consumption can be reduced by ensuring that lights are only activated when needed and deactivated when not in use. This helps optimize energy usage and decrease electricity costs.
There are two main types of time clocks: mechanical time clocks and electronic time switches. Mechanical time clocks feature a large dial with days and times, allowing users to set the desired schedule for lights to turn on and off. On the other hand, electronic time switches are more complex, offering various types and brands. They require programming to determine the timing of lights.
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Time clocks can set different lighting levels for different times throughout the day. This flexibility allows for customized lighting schedules that align with specific needs. For instance, brighter lighting may be preferred during working hours, while dimmer lighting may be desired during non-working hours.
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Time clocks often come equipped with internal batteries that retain programmed settings in the event of a power outage. This ensures uninterrupted operation of the lighting control system, even during power disruptions.
