GraLab
GraLab 255 Film Camera Timer
A durable, large-dial electromechanical timer built for accurate darkroom and food-service timing
- Precise timing for consistent darkroom and kitchen results
- Durable electromechanical construction withstands demanding daily use
- Large 160 dial enables clear readability at a glance
- Intuitive interface reduces setup time for faster workflow
- Versatile design suits enlargers, labs and professional kitchens
Precision Timing for Darkroom and Kitchen
The GraLab Model 255 is a large-dial electromechanical timer built for consistent results in photographic processing and culinary tasks. Its robust construction handles demanding laboratory and food-service environments. The intuitive interface allows quick operation so users can focus on the process rather than the tool.
Replaces Basic Countdown Timers
Upgrade when inconsistent results from simple digital or mechanical timers affect print development or recipe timing. The jump is worth it when repeatable, precise intervals are critical for colour work, B&W processing, or professional kitchen workflows. Buyers who need programmable multi-step sequences or digital data logging will not find those functions here.
Simple Plug-In Installation
Connect the unit to a compatible mains outlet and link it to the enlarger or appliance circuit; no software or drivers are required. The large dial and clear markings reduce setting errors under safelight conditions. Ensure the load rating matches the connected equipment to avoid tripping the timer's internal protection.
Highlights
- Precise timing for consistent darkroom and kitchen results
- Durable electromechanical construction withstands demanding daily use
- Large 160 dial enables clear readability at a glance
- Intuitive interface reduces setup time for faster workflow
- Versatile design suits enlargers, labs and professional kitchens
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the GraLab 255 timer connect to an enlarger or kitchen circuit?
The GraLab 255 uses screw terminals on the rear for hard-wired connection to the load and mains supply.
What is the common wiring mistake when installing the 255 model?
Reversing the line and load wires on the terminal block will cause the timer to run but not switch the connected device.
Which part of the 255 timer typically wears out first in daily darkroom use?
The internal synchronous motor and switch contacts are the components most likely to need replacement after extended service.
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