How many separate timers are built in? Just one?
1702512
Yes just one. This timer is the best timer I've own. Very loud. I use it along with my alarm clock just in case I have an outage while sleeping. It's louder than the alarm clock. Hope this helps.
1702513
there are two [2] timers, one counts up [+], one counts down [-], but they cannot be used at the same time...still the best timer I ever owned
1702514
Yes, just one timer, but it's the best timer I've ever owned. I can hear it no matter where in the house I am.
536008
I'm pretty sure that the only timer is that you can set it to run for a period of time and then have it shut off. Similar to a tv where you punch in for it to turn off by itself in 1 hour for example. If there's another way to set it up I haven't figured out how.
48932
It only has 6 or 8 different timers. For example: You want it on at 2 the next setting it asks is the off time so for 10 mins you put in 2:10 so then it'll be on for 10 mins automatically. But you can only set up the times you want on for 6 or 8 times I can't remember for sure but no you cant make it run for 2 mins every 20 mins it doesn't have enough time spaces to be set like that. Hopefully that all made sense and can help you make a decision on a timer. I love mine and I'm using it with a hydroponic pump also
1637145
Unfortunately mine only has two settings, off and timer. Sounds like some have three settings.
1211073
yes it is a timer with multiple outlets. works well but sometimes runs a bit fast.
1807639
I did look at the instructions and under item #5 it states that you can program this timer for 28 events, so that would work. What you are trying to do would constitute 8 events.
968009
I never used the timer...so I guess you should be able to disable it. Wish I could be more helpful
68430
There's a set of 3 buttons on the right, those are for each of the 3 timers. The single button you see on the left in the picture sets the clock. It's as simple as you'd hope it would be. By the way, I use this pretty much every day -- this morning I used two of the timers to time some baking chicken while another timed the hash browns. Seldom to I find myself using all 3 timers at once, but it's sure handy when I do. And I find myself using 2 of the timers at once on a frequent basis.
428938
You can use your own timer, the one that comes from the company isn't necessary. I replaced my timer with a much more compact model that can be hidden from view better. :D
396372
Just push the "minute" and "second" (small_) buttons at the same time. I use this timer daily at work, and I really like it!
2180540
each one is separate timer. Going by your wish you will set first one at 10th, second one at 11th and third one at 16th minute. Tab on each and start them individually. Then first will go off at 10th minute, second one after a minute and third one after 5min. Every timer runs on its own independently and cannot be tagged to follow the other.
273181
There are 4 possible timers that can work at once. For each one, if you enter a time and hit ENTER on the bottom row, that time can be called up at that button. you can also set a different time, not hit enter, and your set time is still available. I have each button programed for a different time.
2033943
I doubt it. I would look into another timer. I bought 5 in order to get 1 that worked.
2074360
No, there is no timer on mine. (Sorry for the slow response! I've been away.) -
1326754
I have never seen a timer (and I have four different ones) that can do what you are asking. You can set it for 20 seconds, and it will ding. It automatically goes back to 20 seconds again when you press the stop. Maybe the answer is to buy two timers, set them on different time lengths and go from there.
1816480
Seth , I have had this a number of years now. . I recall that you can program a couple seperate on off times but you can't zone those times . I believe you will need two seperate units or a second timer of some sort that would switch the zones . You will have to research that concept.
114074
If you are talking about a 6 station timer. You can operate each station separately. If you want to operate all the stations at the same time, you can do that by properly wiring the stations .I you want to run all at once, you don't need a 6 station timer! One station will do the trick.