Gorgy Time New Product

Discover our NEW range of Master Clock, Digital Clock & Analog Clock. Use an authentic time reference! Keep your system time safe & consistent !

NTP Server / Master Clock
Digital Clock
Analog Clock

Efento IoT Solution

Discover our WIDE range of wireless sensor & an IoT platform ! We want to make monitoring of any physical or chemical value as easy as possible !

Bluetooth Low Energy Wireless Sensors
Efento Gateway Bluetooth – Ethernet
Efento Cloud – an IoT platform for sensor data
PTP / IEEE 1588 – Timing & Synchronization: 5G Era Begins

PTP / IEEE 1588 – Timing & Synchronization: 5G Era Begins

Precise timing is mandatory for running a high-performance network. Mandatory to ensure the continued success of your network and your business.

Our Customer

Our Customer

We place customers at the heart of everything we do. Customer satisfaction is a key driver for our business; we believe that delivering what our customers want is the best way to grow our company.

Insights

Insights

How NTP benefit to your organization ?
5G for Business Transformation
Power Substation Synchronization

Multi-GNSS Timing Antennas
(AU-500/AU-300)

AU-500 dual band antenna for high robustness
&
AU-300 single band antenna for excellent cost performance

Palm sized
“Atomic Clock”

Embedded high precision OCXO,
TB-1 is designed as a portable GNSS reference signal generator.

Do you want to know your PTP or NTP performance in real time ?

We can measure & monitor all types of PTP/NTP networks !

Contact Us Today !
Ether. xGenius

Ether. xGenius

xGenius is a nice handheld tester equipped with a large touch-screen to make easier the analysis and results interpretation.

Protempis Unveils Thunderbolt GM330 PTP Grandmaster Clock

Protempis Unveils Thunderbolt GM330 PTP Grandmaster Clock

Protempis proudly announces the launch of the ThunderboltTM GM330 PTP Grandmaster Clock,.

Is precise timing a key part of 5G mobile network innovation?

Is precise timing a key part of 5G mobile network innovation?

Are sync supply units nearing the end of their use? Will service providers soon be removing them from their networks?