Are your
timers easy to use?
Answer: Yes, absolutely. They are designed to be
totally intuitive and super simple to operate. They
are so easy to use, you may never need to refer to
the instructions!
Are your
LED clocks and timers battery
operated? Answer:
No.
Can your
LED clocks and timers be modified for battery
operation? Answer:
No.
Do your
timers control external equipment devices?
Answer: No.
Can your
timers control others timers?
Answer: No. They are STAND ALONE ONLY and are not
designed to control other timers that we make or
any other timer.
Do you
offer a display larger than 2.3
inches? Answer: No, not
at this time.
Can your
LED timers be used outdoors?
Answer: No, absolutely not. They are all for INDOOR
USE ONLY.
How far
away can you read your large 2.3" displays?
Answer:
They are readable up to about 75 feet
maximum.
Does the
CK-3000 have an alarm sound?
Answer: Yes. It can also be disabled for silent
operation where the display flashes for 10 seconds
after a timing cycle is over. Take a look at the
CK-3000
Large Digital Timer Video.
You can see how it operates and how the alarm
sounds.
Are the
CK-1, CK-2, CK-26, CK-1000, and CK-2000 LED digital
clocks "atomic clocks"?
Answer: No.
how the alarm
sounds.
Are the
CK-1, CK-2, CK-26, CK-1000, and CK-2000 LED digital
clocks self setting?
Answer: No.
Do your CK-3 and CK-3000 timers offer "auto-reset"
capability? Answer: No.
Our timers must be manually reset using the reset
button on the remote control.
Do you
make special custom clock or timer
displays? Answer:
No.
Do you
rent timers? Answer:
No.
Do you
offer LED displays in colors other than
red? Answer: No, not at
this time.
Do the
CK-1, CK-2, CK-26, CK-1000, and CK-2000 clocks
display a leading zero in 12 hour mode?
Answer: No. In 12 hour
mode, the leading zero is blank. In 24 hour mode,
the leading zero digit is active.
Do you
offer 4 digit displays, for example, displaying
only minutes and seconds?
Answer: No, not at this time. We prefer to keep our
product line rather simple to avoid confusion and
complexity in presentation.
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