Upgrade An Outdated Simplex Clock System

Replace a Simplex time controller or program timer. Repair or replace secondary analog clocks on the system.

Are you maintaining a Simplex synchronized time system? You might as well make some enhancements along the way. Take advantage of over 40 years experience in manufacturing and servicing many different types of clocks. Get straightforward advice from one of our team members with no obligation.

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Replacing Your Clock

In recent years, mechanical movements used to repair or replace traditional Simplex clocks have become obsolete. We still offer some clocks with mechanical movements, such as impulse clocks, but in most cases we recommend upgrading to current clock technology. Simplex built several different types of clocks. To find out which kind you have, look for the original model number on the back of the clock. It’s typically eight digits separated by a dash. For most Simplex clocks, the first four digits just determines the case material; plastic (6310) or steel (2310).

Back of Simplex 9000 series impulse clock showing movement

Compatibility

For eight-digit models, the two digits after the dash are most important when finding your replacement clock because they denote the movement type:

9000 Series: Impulse
9100 Series: Electronic Frequency
9200 Series: 3-Wire Synchronous
9300 Series: Stand-Alone Electric
9400 Series: Stand-Alone Battery

The third digit after the dash describes the size, shape and mounting. The remaining digit(s) will vary by system type.

Back of a Simplex 9200 series clock showing clock movement

Find A Replacement

In older models, your clock may only have four numbers. Once you’ve identified your clock model, try our Replacement Clock Finder or call 800.328.8996 for model number assistance.

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–9100 Series: Electronic Frequency clocks can no longer be replaced by a direct comparison. If you aren’t looking to change your system, WI-FI CLOCKS have become a flexible alternative that can sit alongside your other synchronous clocks and keep accurate time.

–9300 or –9400 Series: Stand-Alone Battery or Electric clocks are non-synchronous. See our STAND ALONE WALL CLOCKS page for a range of clocks that can be manually set, radio-controlled and/or set with an automatic daylight saving time feature.

AllSync Plus Wired Clocks

The 3-wire movement (9200 Series) is the most common type used with Simplex synchronous clocks and is compatible with ALLSYNC PLUS technology. AllSync Plus clocks are available in 120VAC and 24VAC, so be sure to select the correct voltage for your replacement clock.

Precision, Energy Efficiency and Flexibility with Lifetime Technical Support

AllSync Plus clocks are available in many more styles than their counterparts. When replacing Simplex 9200 Series clocks, the choice of case material and style is up to you!

Plug-n-play Molex Connection
Accurate to within one second of the system controller
15 minutes of continued operation during power outages
3-Year warranty

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Update Your System Controller

When all of your clocks are off-time, your controller may be to blame. Replace an existing Simplex time programmer with the AllSync IQ system controller to keep your system running. AllSync IQ can replace these Simplex programmers.

Update to AllSync IQ

If you’re struggling with an outdated Simplex time controller, contact us to find out how easy it can be to replace it with AllSync IQ. This scheduling device provides synchronized control of wired secondary clocks, bells and other electrical circuits. Programming is fast and easy using the Remote Connect web interface or keypad.

Control up to 99 schedules and 9999 events
Automatic adjustments for daylight saving time and leap year
Six signal circuits and two clock circuits
Surge protection
5-Year warranty

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Repair Your Existing Clocks with a Replacement Movement Kit for Simplex Clocks

Perfect for the DIY expert, this AllSync Plus kit has everything you need to replace the mechanical movement on your Simplex brand clock! Watch our easy-to-follow video to walk you through each step, or download the instructions to get your old Simplex clocks ticking again!

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Replacements for Simplex Impulse Clocks

Impulse clocks are distinguishable by not operating a sweep hand. Maintain your existing clock system with direct replacements for Simplex 2310-9000 and 6310-9000 Series impulse clocks.

picture showing 2-wire impulse clock movement on back of clock

Select the correct type.

Impulse clocks come in 2- and 3-wire models and with hourly only or hourly and 12-hour correction.

Look for the two-letter code in the model number when selecting a replacement clock for your Simplex system:

[FF] 2-wire, hourly correction

[FG] 2-wire, hourly and 12-hour correction

[JF] 3-wire, hourly correction

[JG] 3-wire, hourly and 12-hour correction

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Upgrade your wired system today.
Transition to wireless for tomorrow.

You may just need a replacement clock or some repair kits to keep your wired system running today. But, there is another way.

By switching to a hybrid wired/wireless controller, you can prepare for tomorrow. WIRELESS SYSTEMS give you the flexibility to add any number of clocks. Hang them wherever you need them without the expense of wiring another circuit.

Need advice? Talk to an expert.

From maintaining to upgrading, we can help you through each consideration.

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