What are the functions of the two-tower clock?

Today's tower clocks are those installed on various buildings, categorized mainly by the number of pointers, with two types: two-pointer tower clocks and three-pointer tower clocks. How much do you know about the two-pointer tower clocks? As the name suggests, a two-pointer tower clock is one with only two pointers.

One, Time

The Two-Arrow Tower Clock operates with two pointers and is controlled by a microcomputer, ensuring a highly reliable timekeeping system. To enhance time synchronization, the tower clock connects the control center with the signal, allowing for quick adjustments when deviations occur, striving for minimal discrepancies.

Today's tower clocks are powered by electricity. After a power outage, the clocks can operate automatically thanks to their memory function. Once power is restored, they can be adjusted to the standard time as needed, eliminating the need for a person to manually reset the time.

Two: Timekeeping and Lighting

The two-bell tower clock offers not only traditional chiming but also a musical chiming option. Additionally, the tower clock's illumination can illuminate the clock face, and there's an option to use LEDs for lighting, which provides longer-lasting illumination. Besides excellent lighting effects, this also enhances the decorative effect of the tower clock.