• Extra-large digits can be read from across the room.
• Loud alarm can be heard in another part of the house.
• Counts up or down; automatically counts up after 0.
• Pocket clip, magnet, and stand allow multiple uses.
• Set for up to 100 minutes; 1 AAA battery included.

Product Description ------------------- Cooking time is essential for precise cooking and baking. This timer has an extra-loud alarm and extra-large digits. Designed with a 100-minute timing capacity, this digit timer ensures accuracy and counts up the "overtime" when the desired time is reached. Thanks to it's last count recall feature, this timer stores the last time setting making it ideal for repeated cooking tasks. Best of all, the go-anywhere timer has a magnet for sticking to the refrigerator, a clip for a pocket or apron, and a stand for setting on the counter. Dimensions: 3-1/2 inch x 2-1/2 inch x 4/5 inch. Battery and instructions included-5 year limited warranty. From meats to chocolate, the oven or the freezer, whatever you need a temperature reading on, CDN has the thermometer for the task. Specializing in time and temperature devices CDN produces the widest variety of temperature and time devices. Featuring advanced technology, quality construction, easy-to-read displays, user-friendly operations, CDN thermometers will become essential tools in any kitchen. .com ---- No more burned cakes from a timer that couldn't be heard in the next room. This model not only has an extra-loud alarm but extra-big digits, so you can read it from afar. Easy to use, the timer simply has a start/stop button and two buttons for minutes and seconds. The timer counts either up or down, so it can be used as a stopwatch, with 100 minutes as the max. From a countdown mode, once the timer hits zero it begins counting up, so you know how much time has elapsed just in case you do miss the ring. The go-anywhere timer has a magnet for sticking to the refrigerator, a clip for a pocket or apron, and a stand for setting on the counter. One AAA battery required for operation is included. --Ann Bieri