24 Hour Digital Electric Timer Plug Socket UK with On-Off Repeat Cycle Timer, Daily Program and Countdown for Lights and Home Appliances, 13A / 240V (2 Products in One Packing Box)

I purchased 2 electric blankets for the kids not realising they didn’t have timers, and way too stressed knowing I might leave them on all night. Rather than send back and purchase +£40 more expensive models I thought I’d try timers.Thoughts:- really easy instructions (set time then set countdown minutes)- don’t forget keep reading so you know to turn the alarm off, lucky we did a short test run- checked both and the timer had turned the blankets off as expected- no issues with the timer being too wide as feared, can use on multi plug boards.First try but will update if we have issues. Solid purchase and a great price (2pack)

Looks to be a well made unit and comes with adequate instructions. Quite easy to programme, after reading the instructions. Having an internal battery it can be programmed holding it in your hand, then plugged into the wall socket.The data on the Amazon website does not stress that the battery is a Li-ion rechargeable type. If the unit is not in constant use this battery needs to be charged once a month to both retain the last programme and maintain the battery health.Although this timer is rated to switch 3 kW, I would personally restrict it to 1.5 kW.

Fairly easy to set, use them for Christmas lights, works OK.

The media could not be loaded. **Review After 4 Years of Use**I bought this pair of timers in March 2021: one to use with an electric blanket and the other for night lights in the house. I chose this brand based on its good reviews, reasonable price, and multiple functions.The controls might not seem intuitive at first, but they become quite user-friendly once you grasp what each button does and in what order. They are quite tactile, made of rubber, and each labelled with their function, albeit in quite small print.After unboxing, I set the current hour and minutes to the correct time and then arranged the on and off schedules for the timer itself. This was all quite quick and easy to do, and the video attached shows me doing this, which may be helpful when getting started.It has an internal battery which recharges while plugged into the mains, keeping the display and settings active while unplugged. The one I use for the electric blanket goes into a drawer during spring and summer, and the display remains on with all settings intact, so it lasts for several months.There are many options for various functions, which could be very useful, although I use both timers for the basic on and off function, which repeats every 24 hours and for which they’ve been consistently reliable.All good so far.- Pros:• Reasonably priced• Multifunctional• Large, clear display• Solid build quality• Retains settings for a very long time while unplugged• Tactile buttons• Sleek, neat design- Cons:• No weekly timer options• Display not illuminated• Cheaper brands are availableOverall, these timers are ideal for what I needed: still working fine after four years of use and have never let me down, so a full five stars from me.Thanks for reading, I hope you found this review helpful x

For sometime I have been looking for replacement for a 24 hours mechanical timer, they are ok but they can't adjust to small settings on both sides on or off etc:-lowest I have found on a mechanical timerwas 15mins on and off but both sides couldn't be adjusted.The Oridget 24 hours digit timer has solve this problem and works well, the item has different way of setup ,but once learnt becomes easy, you don't need set the timepiece up,but once set ,act as another time piece on the main or off,due to the on board rechargable battery.I now can setup a time circular , on and off adjustable on both sides even or uneven numbers high to low settings which really helps in a project .

work great simple to set up

The best, yet not perfect.Pros:+ 2 lines of display, one of which by default shows current time+ extremely flexible: 3 on/off timers + countdown + cycle + even such thing as short cycle (for instance 1 sec on 1 second off) that may be used for some bizarre use cases eg. blinking lightshad many different electronic timers over the years. They all share the same problem to me - poor usability. nearly impossible to+ beep can be turned on/off, so the countdown can include alarm at completionCons:- I had many electronic timers over years and they all share the same problem - unintuitive, almost impossible to use without the manual. This one is is unfortunately no exception. For example:-- some very basic functions, like "manual turn on" is hidden under a combination pressed together "enter + timer setting"-- turn beep on off - "enter + minute"-- button "ctd" doubles up as "clear" if you change time settings from previous setupThis is partially because of sheer amount of functions it provides. If you are not afraid of complexity and can make sure you will never lose the manual (or take a picture) - and this is extremely powerful piece.

Really easy and very clear display to use and can "lock" so setting cant be easily altered, but let down with no day schedule so you can set multiple on offs but that's within 24 hrs to be used for every day so can't do a week schedule differing times.