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SETCLOCKS,
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Devoted to all
collectors of equipment by and the history of
The Standard Electric Time Company
Springfield, Mass.
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I evaluate, repair and replace Standard Electric Time impulse clock systems in Upstate New York. If your facility has an aging Standard Electric Time clock system, there is no need to replace it, I can help you locate replacement clocks at an affordable price. Please contact me! I've seen too many schools waste money installing new clock systems in their facility when it wasn't necessary. |
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I am very proud to introduce the Zayre Electronics replacement slave clocks. These clocks (and their impulse counterparts) work on just about any existing clock system. The synchronous clock adapts to just about any correction scheme and is available in 24 or 110VAC. The clock face is a modern take on an old classic. Too many schools and commercial facilities are replacing their square clocks with plastic round clocks. These clocks are available now, for more information please contact me. |
I am looking for ANY information - articles, manuals, literature or photos - from Standard Electric Time. Please e-mail me if you have anything to provide. I will gladly include it on the site and give you proper credit. In addition, I highly recommend that you visit Jeff Wood's site over on the Clock History site.
Checking
over another Standard Electric Time collection. Collector Tim
Akins on the left, myself on the right. May 2001.
The Standard Electric Time Company History
Restoration Study - Linton Township High School - Linton, Indiana
Case Study - Pulaski Academy and Central School - Pulaski, New York
Glossary (under construction)
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (updated 10/31/2006)
Standard Electric Time
Company bulletins
Bulletin No. 82 -
Electric Clocks That Reset Themselves If The Current Fails, circa 1932
Bulletin
No. 101 - Clock System Instructions - Ribbon Program Clock
Bulletin
No. 104 - Clock System Instructions - Master Clock
Bulletin
No. 537 - Operating Instructions for Model 3624 Master Clock - circa
1957
Note: Bulletins 101 & 104 are from a 1941 master clock.
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last updated Monday, February 23, 2009 9:28 PM
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