Meinberg

Meinberg (Meinberg Funkuhren GmbH & Co. KG) is a German manufacturer specializing in precision time and frequency synchronization equipment. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Bad Pyrmont, Germany, it remains an independent family-owned business with more than 45 years of experience and roughly 160 employees, supported by offices in the United States, Thailand, and Austria.
The product range covers NTP and PTP (IEEE 1588) time servers, GPS/GNSS and DCF77 long-wave radio receivers, timecode generators and readers, and signal-distribution accessories delivering nanosecond-level accuracy. The LANTIME series, including the M320 platform paired with GPS reception and AD10 expansion modules, is deployed across power utilities, broadcasting, telecommunications, aviation, financial trading, defense, and transportation networks that depend on synchronized, traceable timing. Seven Star LLC supplies genuine Meinberg NTP and PTP time servers to network operators and industrial facilities across Oman and the GCC, ensuring accurate synchronization for SCADA, telecom, and critical-infrastructure systems.

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LANTIME M320/GPS/AD10 Industrial Communication Seven Star L.L.C

Meinberg LANTIME M320/GPS/AD10 NTP Time Server

OEM (Unbranded)

In stock

Frequently Asked Questions

How do Meinberg LANTIME time servers help synchronize SCADA, telecom, and financial trading systems?

Meinberg LANTIME servers distribute a single, GPS-referenced time source across a network using standard NTP and PTP (IEEE 1588) protocols, letting SCADA historians, telecom switches, and trading platforms timestamp events from a common, traceable clock rather than relying on unsynchronized local clocks.

Can Meinberg NTP and PTP servers be integrated into existing network time infrastructure alongside GPS antennas?

Yes. LANTIME servers such as the M320 accept an external GPS/GNSS antenna and AD10 expansion cards for additional timing inputs or outputs, and integrate into existing Ethernet networks as a standard NTP or PTP master without requiring proprietary infrastructure.

Are Meinberg time servers suitable for critical infrastructure applications like power grids and broadcasting?

Meinberg time servers are widely deployed in power utilities, broadcasting facilities, and transportation networks that require nanosecond-to-microsecond synchronization for event sequencing, fault recording, and regulatory compliance, and the company has supplied precision timing equipment to these sectors for more than 45 years.

What accuracy can Meinberg's GPS-referenced LANTIME servers achieve?

GPS-referenced LANTIME servers like the M320 typically achieve sub-microsecond accuracy to UTC via satellite reception, with PTP-based distribution to end devices capable of reaching nanosecond-level accuracy on a properly configured network.

Does Meinberg support both NTP and IEEE 1588 PTP protocols?

Yes, Meinberg LANTIME servers support both NTP for general network time distribution and IEEE 1588 PTP for high-precision applications, allowing a single device to serve both conventional IT systems and time-critical industrial or financial infrastructure.