Diehl Gmbh & Co.

Bernard Schott

Wilhelm Sturzl

A timer which is resistive or substantially impervious to an outage which is encountered in the main power supply voltage. The timer includes a non-volatile power storage for specifiable switching timepoints, and instead of a power storage-buffered or backed running reserve possesses only a resetting device for the actual timer time setting at the renewed availability of the main power supply.

Timer

A time display which is remotely-synchronizable, especially a time display including timer switching zones or paths for the control of an electrical load or appliance. The time is equipped with a display receiver for the carrier frequency-converted absolute-coded time informations which are receivable through local transmitting intervals for the correction of the time display which is autonomously operated in an evaluating or sample-and-hold.

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Saverne, France

Bernard Schott