How thick is the timer without the clip on the back; in other words, just the timer itself?
848112
Not very thick - more than a credit card - about 1/2" I would say. It's an unusual timer in one way - you can push start and it counts upwards for you, so if you push start and begin exercising, when you stop, you can check the timer and see how long you have been exercising! It also works as a regular timer where you set the time and it counts down. I like it!
848113
Actually, it is just slightly thicker than one half inch. (Mine measures .577 with my trusty digital caliper, accurate to .001)
848114
Without the clip, but with the magnets attached to the back side, the timer is 3/4" (.750") thick.
1800729
The to truth is its been a long time since I used this timer, so I don't remember, I don't recommend this timer, it's super hard to set the time, and it broke easy. Sorry
39586
20" from wall socket to control - control is 5" and 78" to the socket that attaches to blanket. You will find the timer a very nice feature. This was a super product for the money, particularly for small of your back. It's just the right size.
389905
Nope. A v small magnet, and a wire stand (but the wire isn't strong enough to hang the timer from). Basically you have to tilt it on its stand on a flat surface.
2017920
This timer is 4 1/2 inches wide by 4 inches tall (pen included). We lay ours flat, but it does have a fold out leg to stand upright as well as two small magnets to use on a metal surface which we have not tried. We love this timer. Four seperate timers with distinct alarms and the grease board for notes is very useful when using multiple timers at once. Bought a second one we use in our home gym for boxing rounds and rest intervals. Sturdy buttons.
1576757
Check the little holes on either side of the backing, there should be a small screw in each, unless they've changed the backing. You will need a narrow Phillips screw driver. It will require two 9-volt batteries and they will last for about a year, depending upon your timer settings.
2077267
Well, I didn't need the clip & wanted it gone for the same reason you did. So the magnets would be close enough to adhere to the fridge. I can't remember exactly how I removed it but managed to do so without breaking the timer. If you get a magnifier & look at the parts, I bet you could figurer out how to get it off just like I did. :) Now I'm very happy with the timer & all its features.
1069069
It comes with the wires with no clips on them to quickly attach to the battery. I had to take the clips off my old timer and splice to the new timer. Havn't had time to prove this but seems this timer uses a lot of battery but the battery I used may not have much life left. Not anything like the Remington timer I replaced.
1619114
It's about 7/16 inch thick I have a metal frame French Door I have a dead bolt and the Nightlock Security LockI feel confident that this will stop entry or at least give me enough time to get out of danger
2267727
The entire timer is 3.25 x 2.75 x 1 inches. the clock's display is 2 7/8" via diagonal measurement.
89674
About 1 1/4 inches - it is very thin. Set this up for my 92 year old mother - mounted to the wall next to her front door.Now she can easily check who is at the front door before opening - or not opening. It has worked like a charm for 2 years so far.
2064032
Probably. . . . on the wrist that you were not wearing a watch. The timer is 2 to 3 times the size of a large watch.
91399
This extension is not very thick. There are no gaps in the piece and the hairs are evenly spaced on the band, but it really isn't very thick and the only way to attach the piece is by four tiny combs attached to the band, no clips or pins.
412954
I remeasured mine and it's 2 1/2 inches thick when closed. Very well made from what I can tell too.
877431
I did not measure it but from eyeballing it, the backing thickness is roughly 5mm thick. I had this for over 1 year now and it is still functioning like new.
660342
Measuring with a tape measure, so it's not exact, but it's just about 9/16" thick
1249099
Sorry to say, I gave this as a gift but the device broke. The magnets were insufficient to keep the timer in place. But I see that another I purchased, a Sunbeam oblong-shaped one indeed has the feature you describe. I've been very satisfied with it so far but haven't needed the magnet embedded into the back of the timer.