Our Ethernet clocks do not have WIFI built in. However, it is be possible to connect the clock to a “wireless bridge”. Another option for a wireless clock might be clocks that support "cellular" communication such as the Vx510G and Vx610.
If the wireless bridge option is used to connect via WIFI, the wireless bridge would need to be put in place and supported by the client or end user.
We found an inexpensive wireless bridge that works called the Vonets WiFi Bridge [VAP11G]. It is fairly simple for someone with wireless network experience to set up. It requires a computer for its initial setup, but after it has been connected to a wireless network, no computer is required. For power, the wireless adapter can get it from plugging into (piggy backing) the Z14, and Z18. For all other clocks the wireless adapter will need to get its own power by using a plug-in type USB power adapter (not provided by SwipeClock), or a computer’s USB port.
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