BEAMNOVA 8-Channel Digital Kitchen Timer Commercial Cooking Fryer Reminder Loud Ring Alarm Stainless Steel Adjustable Volume

I love this thing, even though I typically don't have to do more than two things at a time. I'll turn on my griddle and punch the 10 or 15 minute mark, then come back. Time to crisp tortillas? 1min. Drop a pile of cheese onto the griddle to crisp? Hit two minutes. No need to try and keep everything straight in your head anymore, as the alarms will keep you from getting distracted and letting something burn. Absolutely indispensable when you're trying to cook with a bunch of small children in the house and you keep losing your place.

For years we have used those cheap digital timers for all things possible in the kitchen. While they do work, they are easily knocked down and once that happens the batteries fall out, or the display ends up messed up.This product was mounted right near the fryer and has easily changed the game. I love that you are able to program set times and then just hit 1 button to activate the timer.Yes, the alert is loud. You want it to be. In a commercial kitchen there is lots of noises. That loud alert is what you need in order to overcome all of the other noises.

I use these timer boards for 3 commercial kitchens I operate. They are tough enough for commercial use. Many products say they are but are, in fact, not even close to commercial quality. This board is cheap, easily mountable, and takes a beating.

We like how useful this is. I wish it’s easier to use. Takes time to get used to it but it’s ok we got it. I hope it’s durable.

I work in a restaurant and needed one of these for my kitchen.. if you are like me then your know how expensive commercial equipment is, even for the smallest items.. this one save me about 350$.. it serves its purpose, it’s loud. Lots of programmable timers that can all work individually.. it’s easy to program and adjust volume.. nice buy!

I like the big numbers. I do not like the alarm sound.

Took a bit to figure out the instructions. To change the setting from the default 'minutes/seconds' to 'hours/minutes' and keep it that way it says to hit 'save'. There is no 'save' button. had to figure that one out by hitting each button till one worked. I think it was the down arrow. Otherwise it's loud -sounds just like our fire alarm beep- gets my attention quick. Can hear it above all kitchen equipment noises. I like that flour won't get stuck under the buttons and that it can be firmly attached to a wall- I just need wall space now. Would be helpful to have a whiteboard type thing to note what each timer is set for once have 4 or more running. Will be ordering another soon to add to this one.

The product is great, but the instructions are crap, so I split the difference and gave it a 3. Have you ever read a cookbook from the 1800s? Stick with me here. They say things like "mix chopped apples into a flour batter, add spices and sugar and cook until done". No hint as to how many apples, how to make the batter, what's in the batter, how long to cook it, which spices to use and on and on. Why? Because most people back then were cooking experts, so they knew what to do without being told. That's why you never, ever let a developer write instructions for his own product, because they'll do the exact same thing. You get off the cash and hire a technical writer do it for you, so that other people can use your instructions. Go to youtube. There are excellent tutorials on how to use this device. It will save you a ton of frustration .