Know which one rang
Each timer has its own distinct ring, so when the alarm goes off you already know whether the bread or the braise needs you. No more standing at the oven checking the wrong dish.
Dual Event Digital Kitchen Timer with Clock and Date, Times 2 Events at Once, 1.5 in LCD, Clip, Magnet or Stand, Taylor 5828
A dual event digital timer that keeps two dishes on schedule with a 1.5 inch LCD, a separate ring for each, and a clock between jobs.
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- 2 events at once
- 1.5 in LCD readout
- 23 h 59 min timing
- Clip, magnet, stand
- Clock and date
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Two dishes, two alarms, and no guessing which one is ringing
At a Glance
- 2 events: time two things at once, each with its own distinct ring
- 1.5 in LCD: big digits you can read from across the kitchen
- 23 h 59 min: maximum time on each timer
- Clip, magnet, stand: three ways to put it exactly where you need it
- Clock and date: a handy display whenever no timer is running
Cooking rarely comes one task at a time. The Taylor 5828 dual event digital timer runs two countdowns side by side, and each one rings with its own distinct alarm, so you always know whether the rolls or the roast is calling. The 1.5 inch LCD readout is easy to read from the far side of the kitchen, and each timer runs up to 23 hours and 59 minutes. Between jobs it works as a clock and date display. Clip it to a shirt pocket, stick it to the fridge with the magnet, or stand it on the counter.
Key Features
- Two events at once: time the oven and the stovetop together, with a separate ring for each timer.
- 1.5 inch LCD readout: large digits stay readable from the sink, the grill, or the other side of the room.
- Up to 23 hours 59 minutes: long enough for a quick sear, an overnight brine, or a slow braise.
- Clock and date display: check the time of day whenever no timer is counting.
- Clip, magnet, or stand: wear it on a pocket, stick it to a metal surface, or prop it up on the counter.
- Battery included: one AAA battery comes with the timer so it is ready to use right away.
What's Included
In the box: the Taylor 5828 dual event digital timer with its clip, magnet, and stand, and one AAA battery.
Before You Buy
- It is built for two events at a time. Each timer counts to 23 hours 59 minutes on its own, so you can track a roast and a side dish together. If you juggle three or more jobs, run a second timer alongside it.
- Keep it dry. This timer is not made for sinks or wet hands. Wipe it clean with a barely damp cloth and keep it out of the dishwasher.
- The magnet needs metal. It sticks to the fridge, range hood, or any steel surface. On wood or tile, use the stand or the clip instead.
Perfect For
- Juggling a roast and a side dish on two separate clocks
- Baking day with two trays on different schedules
- Timing a brine, a marinade, and the oven at once
- Grill nights when you step in and out of the kitchen
- A second timer for the home cook who already owns one
Care & Use
- Wipe the case with a dry or barely damp cloth; keep the timer out of the sink and the dishwasher.
- Stick the magnet to a clean, flat steel surface so it holds steady.
- Swap in a fresh AAA battery when the display starts to dim.
- Set the stand on a flat counter so the screen faces you.
Shipping
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Why one timer for two dishes helps
Readable at a glance
The 1.5 inch LCD readout shows large digits that you can read while stirring, at the grill, or from the other side of the room, so checking the time never means walking over and squinting.
Put it where you work
Clip it to a shirt pocket, stick the magnet to the fridge or range hood, or prop it up with the stand. The timer follows your workspace instead of making you follow the timer.
Two timers, plain numbers
A small face with a lot of kitchen time on it.
2
Events timed at once
1.5 in
LCD readout
23 h 59 min
Longest time per timer
How does a dual event timer compare?
vs. a single-event timer
A single timer forces you to reset it between dishes. This one holds two countdowns at the same time, each with its own ring.
vs. the oven clock
Built-in oven timers stay on the range. This timer clips to your pocket or sticks to the fridge, so you hear it wherever you are cooking.
vs. a phone timer
A phone gets greasy fingers and distractions. A dedicated timer with a 1.5 inch readout stays on the counter and does one job.
Fits your kitchen
A pocket-ready timer that lives on the counter, the fridge, or your shirt.
- Display
- 1.5 in LCD readout
- Mounting
- Clip, magnet, and stand
- Power
- 1 AAA battery (included)
- Use the magnet on any steel surface, such as the fridge door or the range hood.
- Use the stand on a flat counter, or clip it to a shirt pocket or apron edge.
Full Specifications
Every detail, measured and listed
| Brand | Taylor |
|---|---|
| Model | 5828 |
| Type | Dual event digital timer and clock |
| Events | 2 timed at once |
| Alarm | A distinct ring for each timer |
| Display | 1.5 in LCD readout |
| Timing range | Up to 23 hours 59 minutes per event |
| Clock | Clock and date |
| Mounting | Clip, magnet, and stand |
| Battery | 1 AAA (included) |
| MPN | 5828 |
FAQs
Common questions that customers ask
How many events can the Taylor 5828 time at once?
It times two events at once. Each timer rings with its own distinct alarm so you can tell them apart.
How long can each timer run?
Each timer runs up to 23 hours and 59 minutes, which covers everything from a boiled egg to an overnight brine.
Does it work as a clock?
Yes. It shows a clock and date whenever you are not timing something.
What battery does it use?
It uses one AAA battery, and one is included.
How fast will it ship and can I return it?
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
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CurbGo hunts for the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. Taylor is a familiar name on kitchen counters, known for thermometers, scales, and timers that do one job clearly. This dual event timer follows that plan: a big readout, two independent countdowns, and three ways to mount it.
Keep two dishes on schedule
Fast shipping. 30-day returns. Two timers, one 1.5 inch readout.
