DGT North America
DGT North America 1001 Digital Chess Clock Timer White/Blue game table
A basic digital chess timer with countdown and up-count modes, a clear display, and simple two-button operation for school, club, or home use
- typeChess / Checkers
- Countdown and up-count modes suit any two-player game
- Large top buttons make operation quick and clear
- Single AA battery included powers the clock instantly
- Clear display shows remaining time at a glance
- Simple, affordable design works for school, club or home use
Simple timer for school clubs and home players
The DGT 1001 is a basic chess and checkers clock designed for school, club or home use. It offers countdown and up-count modes operated by two large buttons on the top. A single AA battery is included so it is ready to play immediately.
Clear display runs on one AA battery
The unit uses a single AA battery to power a clear display for normal use. There are no bonus or delay options, keeping power draw minimal and operation silent. No external power adapter or charging cable is required.
Replaces analogue clocks without delay features
This clock upgrades from mechanical timers by adding a digital readout and simple up-count function. The jump is worth it when you need a straightforward, affordable timer without complex time-control settings. Buyers who need increment, delay or multiple time-period programming should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Countdown and up-count modes suit any two-player game
- Large top buttons make operation quick and clear
- Single AA battery included powers the clock instantly
- Clear display shows remaining time at a glance
- Simple, affordable design works for school, club or home use
Specifications
| type | Chess / Checkers |
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Questions about this item
How do I set up the DGT 1001 timer for a game?
Insert the included AA battery, select the desired total time using the buttons, and press start; the common mistake is forgetting to confirm the time setting before beginning play.
What maintenance will the clock require over time?
The only maintenance is replacing the single AA battery when the display dims or the timer fails to hold its count.
What limitation appears first during a long tournament session?
The lack of bonus or delay modes means the clock cannot add extra time per move, so players must manage the fixed countdown from the outset.
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