Ashley Productions
Ashley Productions ASH50102 Big Time To Go 60-minute timer
A magnetic-backed, wind-up kitchen timer with a 60-minute countdown and built-in stand for classroom or cooking use
- TypeKitchen Timers
- Magnetic back and built-in stand allow flexible placement on metal surfaces or desks
- Wind-up mechanism with alarm needs no batteries for reliable operation
- 60 minute countdown suits tests, games and classroom activities
- Replaces part number 3364290 for easy identification
- Simple mechanical design works without power outlets or electronics
60-Minute Wind-Up Timer
The Ashley Productions ASH50102 Big Time To Go is a 60-minute mechanical timer designed for classroom management and general timing tasks. It operates via a wind-up mechanism with an audible alarm and requires no batteries. A magnetic back and built-in stand offer flexible placement on metal surfaces or desks.
Suits Teachers and Test Timing
This timer suits teachers needing a simple, battery-free tool for tests, games, or structured activities. The magnetic backing allows quick attachment to whiteboards. Buyers who need programmable intervals, digital precision, or a noise-detection function should look at alternative devices, as this model provides a single 60-minute countdown only.
60-Minute Mechanical Countdown
The defining specification is the 60-minute wind-up countdown with a mechanical alarm. No external power source is required, making it instantly ready for use in any setting. The timer replaces part number 3364290 and is sold as a single unit.
Highlights
- Magnetic back and built-in stand allow flexible placement on metal surfaces or desks
- Wind-up mechanism with alarm needs no batteries for reliable operation
- 60 minute countdown suits tests, games and classroom activities
- Replaces part number 3364290 for easy identification
- Simple mechanical design works without power outlets or electronics
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power source does the ASH50102 Big Time To Go timer need to operate?
The timer uses a wind-up mechanical movement and requires no batteries or external power to run its 60-minute countdown.
Can the magnetic back or fold-out stand hold the timer on a traditional metal chalkboard or a wooden desk?
Yes, the built-in magnetic backing attaches to any ferromagnetic surface and the integrated stand lets it sit upright on a flat wooden desk.
How do I confirm the timer is counting down correctly after I wind it?
Turn the dial to the desired minutes, release it, and watch the pointer move steadily toward zero; the audible alarm sounds when the countdown finishes.
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