Synchronise your clocks for the spring changeover

The good news is that British Summer Time begins on 30th March 2025 and we head towards brighter and longer days. On the other hand, we lose an hour’s sleep for one night and begin the laborious task of adjusting all our clocks.

How do you change your clocks?

Do you use a master clock? And if not, why not? Whatever the setting – school, factory, hospital – a master clock will save you time and money.

It automates the biannual time change, but that’s not the only benefit.

Capable of synchronising analogue and digital clocks, a master clock ensures that the time on every clock is correct. It receives a time signal automatically from reliable sources, transmitting it simultaneously to all clocks on your network.

For extra convenience and peace of mind, you can programme the master clock to trigger other networked devices. These can include heating, lighting, bells or access control systems.

Synchronise your time now