Valcom V-AW12B 12 Inch Round Slim Wireless Clock Repeater

Product Description

The VALCOM V-AW12B is a 12-inch round slim-profile wireless clock repeater designed for commercial environments where synchronized timekeeping is required across multiple zones. This unit receives a wireless time signal and repeats it to maintain accurate, consistent time display without the need for hardwired clock network infrastructure. It is categorized as a commercial control accessory and is typically installed by low-voltage systems technicians or commercial electrical contractors in facilities such as schools, hospitals, offices, and industrial buildings.

The V-AW12B is suited for commercial facility installations where a clean, low-profile clock presence is needed on walls or ceilings. Its slim form factor makes it appropriate for open office spaces, corridors, and common areas. The wireless repeater functionality reduces installation complexity in retrofit or renovation projects where running new clock wiring is not practical. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• 12-inch round face in a slim-profile housing for unobtrusive wall or ceiling mounting
• Wireless signal reception and repeat capability eliminates need for dedicated hardwired clock network runs
• Smart repeater functionality supports synchronized time distribution across a commercial facility
• Designed for commercial control applications including schools, healthcare, and office environments
• Sold as individual unit for straightforward single-location deployment or zone expansion

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion unit for commercial wireless synchronized clock systems requiring a slim-profile 12-inch round repeater clock.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or commercial electrical contractor. Verify wireless signal strength at the intended mounting location before final installation. Power down any associated clock system controller before wiring this unit into an existing network. Follow local building codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines for low-voltage commercial clock systems.