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Viking Electronics

Viking Electronics Network Clock Controlled Tone Generator

SKU CH-7R29-TJKP5

A tone generator synchronised by network clock signals for precise scheduled audio alerts

  • Network-controlled tone generator simplifies scheduled audio signalling
  • First listed by manufacturer July 24 2026
  • Audio accessory designed for integration with network clock systems
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
  • Viking Electronics brand backs reliability in commercial installations

Purpose and audience

The Viking Electronics Network Clock Controlled Tone Generator produces scheduled audio signals for facility-wide paging or bell systems. It suits schools, factories and offices that need precise, centrally managed tone events.

Thermals noise and power

The unit operates from a 24 V supply with no moving parts, so it runs silently and generates negligible heat during normal daily cycling. Power draw remains low and steady across typical idle and active periods.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous triggering the solid-state output maintains consistent timing accuracy without thermal drift. The design handles repeated activation cycles throughout the day without performance degradation or audible artefacts.

How it compares

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Price $509.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 3,838 comparable items (median $41.99).

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How is the Network Clock Controlled Tone Generator installed, and what step do people often miss?

Connect the unit to the network using the Ethernet port, then configure the IP address and time-server settings through the web interface; the step often missed is saving the schedule before rebooting.

What maintenance or replacement will the Network Clock Controlled Tone Generator need later?

The internal backup battery that keeps the clock running during power loss should be replaced every few years to prevent schedule drift.

What limit shows up first when the Network Clock Controlled Tone Generator runs continuously under heavy paging load?

The amplifier's thermal protection will mute outputs if the enclosure overheats, so adequate ventilation is the practical limit.

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