Who are these (editable) PDF guides for?
These Specifier’s Guides are created for architects, engineers, consultants, and facilities planners responsible for designing and specifying time display, public address, and tower clock systems.
They provide practical, real-world guidance to support early design decisions, system coordination, and accurate project specifications across healthcare, education, commercial, and public environments.
✅ These guides support you with:
- Planning display clock systems for clinical, public-facing, and operational spaces
- Understanding IP, PoE, and NTP-based time synchronisation
- Designing and integrating IP-based public address (PA) systems
- Specifying reliable, compliant tower clock solutions
- Coordinating timing and communication infrastructure across buildings and campuses
- Avoiding common specification and integration pitfalls
✅ Illustrative system examples include:
- Healthcare (hospitals, laboratories)
- Education (schools, universities, and colleges)
- Commercial campuses
- Transport hubs and public facilities
- Civic and government buildings and heritage sites
✅ What’s included in the Specifier’s Guides
- Editable PDF planning and specification documents
- Typical system layouts and architectures
- Technology options, design considerations, and specification details
- Guidance aligned to real-world installations
- Category-specific guides for different environments
✅ Access to the Specifier’s Guides
The Specifier’s Guides are provided at no cost and are supplied digitally.
After completing the checkout process, access details will be sent via email. This may not be immediate, as each request is reviewed to ensure the most relevant guide(s) are provided.
The email will include links to the appropriate planning and specification resources hosted on our main website.
Lauranka New Zealand Ltd - NZ-based time information specialists, in business since 1994.
Conditions of Sale
www.lauranka.co.nz
Illustrative layouts and guidance are provided for planning purposes. Final system designs and specifications will be confirmed on a project-by-project basis.
