length of time stays on: How much time before adding new items to scale?
1014574
There is a one minute idle delay before the scale turns off. In this case, you would have 60 seconds after the tare, but it also resets the timer if the weight changes, so if you're measuring the yield of a pour over - it shouldn't turn off provided the weight is changing.
961334
If you set it to the 10 second timer in the menue, it stays in that mode till you change it. Don't know about the other time modes.
1059315
That's right. I think the default is 1 minute and believe the time is configurable. It works every time.
838263
You can add time (up to the 30 min max) to the 'keep warm' timer at any point while it is counting down.
1192540
30 min but you can just push enter again and go for another 30 min. You can just keeping doing it in 30 min increments.
471110
Not long. You want the temperature change to be slow anyways so it wont chock the system
1155451
Count on at least an hour, more if you don't know what you're doing yet. Since the new edition comes with campaign rules, is can potentially last a loooong time, broken into segments, if you want.
243462
The one I have goes up to 19 hours. For all practical purposes you can go to 19 hours, 59 minutes an 59 seconds or 20 hours.
953130
You can do count-down or count-up. If you want to do count-down, specify the duration of time (ex. 15 min) and push START. If you want to do count-up, then set the time to zero and push START.
157411
You can set this to any portion. . . even very small. .. but it's done by moving a specific screw in minute increments, so it may take awhile.
105896
Yes you can place a large box on it and see the display. Whats great about this scale is that after you place your item on it, wait a couple of seconds, then all you have to do is press the hold button. You can then remove the box and the correct weight will display for about 5 to 8 seconds after.
1325389
Yes it will turn off after 60 seconds idle, but if you just turn it back on again without removing anything from the scale it will read as zero, which is what you tared to get. If you delay in the MIDDLE of loading and it goes off, it will again be zero when you turn it on again, not the last mass that was displayed. If what you mean when you say "take a little while to load it" means it takes time to finish loading, ie. you are adding material continuously over the 60 seconds, it shouldn't turn off. As long as the mass changes within the 60 seconds, it should stay on.
335746
It does take a little time, but it seems to be dependent on stable weight distribution on the scale. It needs your weight to be still, not varying in where balances. Hope this makes sense.
112415
This was a gift to my Mother. I set it up(she is 92). I don't remember it having the ability to go that long between changes. Maybe an hour, don't think it can go any longer than that.
2275485
I think you can keep it going for 24 hours--you set the number of hours you want when you start it up. I don't see why you couldn't do 24--
1467719
This unit is not the most efficient when setting time. Using the + button would take forever. However, once you push the start button, each successive push adds 30 seconds. Thus, push start to start, then push it quickly 14 times to get to 7 mins.You could also push and hold the + button till it reaches 7 mins.
1327103
If you start of slow with less number of sets and add as you go... Should work out perfectly