Facade Clocks

Execution
The dials with or without illumination are made of black thermo-lacquered light metal and are mounted directly onto the facade.The solid clock movement is usually mounted behind the wall, which means inside the building and the length of the hand shaft is made according to the wall thickness. For flush mounting from the front side, the clock movement is fixed on a cover plate.


Function
The facade clocks with electronic impulse memory are controlled from a master clock by polarized minute impulses (impulse voltage 12 - 60 VDC). The hands are driven by an a.c. motor (connection voltage 230 V / 50 Hz). The hands are automatically reset to the correct time after a mains failure. The important torque as well as a self restrained gear in the clock movement guarantee a safe functioning even when exposed to high wind speed.

Order Examples
-1 facade clock F 610, dial ZB 46, Ø 150 cm, wall thickness M = 150 mm
impulse voltage 48 V-, mains voltage 230 V / 50 Hz

-1 facade clock A 610, dial ZB 50, Ø 200 cm, wall thickness M = 150 mm
impulse voltage 60 V-, mains voltage 230 V / 50 Hz

Dial Types

Order Reference

Dial with individual hour markers Ø 100 - 350 cm

ZB 1

Skeleton dial Ø 100 - 350 cm

ZB 45

Skeleton dial Ø 100 - 350 cm

ZB 46

Skeleton dial with indirect illumination Ø 100 - 250 cm

ZB 50



Picture above shows all available dial types

Others Specifications

Order Reference

Dial diameter (Ø cm )

your need

Wall thickness ( mm )

your need

Impulse voltage

12, 24, 48 or 60 V

Mains voltage

110 or 230 V

Frequency

50 or 60 Hz


Facade Clocks in Asia

Mounting
Rear or front sided mounting are possible