




IR Beam Set — Transmitter + Receiver
- Yellow transmitter and charcoal receiver, wireless RF back to the controller
- Works at up to 100 feet, indoors or in full sunshine
- Receiver LED flashes while searching and goes solid when aligned
- Per-gate dead time from 1 to 400 seconds, so a runner or horse cannot double-trigger
- One gate starts and stops; two gates give you a true point-to-point course
- Low-battery LED on the transmitter; mounts on any ¼-inch-20 tripod
- Records every shot; reviews strings shot-by-shot, keeps your last 8 strings
- Random-delay (2.5–5 s) or instant RO start, plus 1–10 min walk-through countdown
- Adjustable sensitivity (0–63) for indoor, outdoor and high-noise ranges
- RF wireless — streams live times to a 4- or 6-digit scoreboard up to 50 m away
Specifications
| Timing resolution | 1/1000 second, split + elapsed |
|---|---|
| Start modes | Instant (RO) · random delay 2.5–5.0 s · walk-through countdown 1–10 min |
| PAR time | 0.1 s to 10 min, in 0.1 s steps |
| Shot detection | Adjustable 0–63 (factory 32); picks up shots ~20 ft / 6 m away |
| Memory | Full current string + last 8 strings; survives battery changes |
| Power | 9 V alkaline (not included); ~10 min auto shut-off in review; battery test built in |
| Operating temp | −10 °C to +40 °C (14 °F to 104 °F) |
| Warranty | 1 year, original purchaser |
| Wireless | RF link to scoreboard/display, ~50 m range, 4-digit pairing ID |
Which timer do I need?
Rated by the people who run matches
Verified buyers of Start/Stop/Win timers, beams and displaysInstant start, clean splits, and shot review that is spot-on. Four seasons of club matches and zero misreads.
Set the transmitter and receiver on tripods, aligned in about a minute, and every run lands on the scoreboard hands-free.
Lap and split timing is perfect for our agility runs. I would love a rechargeable option, but a 9V lasts a whole weekend.
Called with a setup question and got a technician who built the thing. Rare these days, and much appreciated.
Built like a tank and dead accurate. The PAR drill mode is part of my routine now.
Two beams — one at the start, one at the finish. First break starts, second stops. Simple and reliable.
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