Stand alone pc timer

Our TS1 Timer for Absolutely Any HarnessDesigned to be adaptable to any build.All the features of our TS1 timer in a small box.TS1 Standalone Technical FeaturesOur Ts1 timer Stand Alone version is a brilliant and straightforward work that can be installed in any kind of harness. You just connect and seal the wires, like you would do with any regular circuit.TS1 at its coreStandard timer settings from 0 to 4hrs. (8 settings)Programmable for any settings between 0 and 17 hrs.Programmable under and over voltage threshholds.Shore Power compatible with the flip of a switch.Rapid Igntionless trigger, even with dual batteries.Also, its “Fail to closed” feature assures equipment will continue to function even if the timer fails while in service.Along with the Multi-function LED with a programmable “heart-beat” the TS1 is “Smart Start” programmable. A Pre-event warning output can be programmed to send either a pulsed ground or latched ground signal prior to the timer, initiating undervoltage protection. You can use it to trigger a remote start, or a dedicated low battery warning indicator.All timer controlled equipment is set to automatically default to ignition controlled in case of timer failure. Even if something goes wrong, redundant failsafes make sure you can finish your shift.

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Straight to the PointThe best kitchen timer is the ThermoWorks TimeStick Trio for its multiple timers, portability, and easy-to-clean, water-resistant case. For a countertop model with a brighter display, the OXO Good Grips Digital Kitchen Timer is also good buy. The chicken’s in the oven, you just washed your hands, and you can’t get your smartphone’s timer to start because a drop of water fell on the screen—not to mention the roasted carrots have a different cooking time. While there are built-in timers everywhere in a modern kitchen (oven, microwave, toaster oven, etc.), a stand-alone kitchen timer has merit. They’re easier to set, portable, and, best of all, designed to get messy for those moments when you’ve got dough stuck on your fingers—something you’d rather avoid with your phone. While most off-the-shelf options will do an adequate job, I wanted to highlight the models that can do what your microwave, oven, and smartphone can’t. With a slew of options with extra features, I put our longstanding winners to the test against seven new challengers to see which ones kept time the best, were simple to program, and cleaned up quickly. The Tests Beep volume matters when you're working in a busy kitchen.Serious Eats / Jesse Raub Accuracy Tests: I checked each timer for accuracy by setting a one-minute timer and starting them all at the same time, looking for any outliers. Sight and Sound Tests: I set a three-minute countdown on each timer and walked across the kitchen to see if it was legible. I then went into another room of the house to discern if the timer’s beep was still audible. Usability and Cleanup Tests: I evaluated how easy it was to program each timer and how intuitive the start, stop, and reset buttons were. I also tested each