Yes, timers can be used with LED lights. Timers can help to save energy and money by automatically turning lights on and off at specific times.
Yes, you can put a timer on a wall switch. This can be useful if you want to have the lights turn on and off at specific times.
Yes, timer plugs do use electricity. They are plugged into an outlet and use a small amount of power to keep the timer running.
Most people can change a light switch without the help of an electrician. However, if you are not comfortable working with electrical wiring, it is best to hire an electrician to do the job for you.
4.5/5
Waterproof for outdoor use: Cover provides protecting timer from weather conditions. Heavy duty material and two grounded outlet makes it safe and durable.
Two 3-prong grounded outlets for use with devices like Christmas lights, fountain timers, pool pumps, patio and yard lights, as well as holiday decorations.
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Our outdoor dual 3-prong, grounded timer outlet is ETL listed, and conforms to UL Std. 917. Rate Voltage: 125V, 60Hz, 15A Max, 1875W Resistive or General Purpose, 8A Tungsten Lamp, 1/2HP, TV-5.
Programmable in 15 minute intervals with 48 setting options in a 24 hours period. Total 48 ON/OFF setting per day. Repeats schedule daily with personal setting.
$234
I use big impact sprinklers to irrigate our lawn each year, pulling water from a source on my land. I discovered that watering between 4:30 and 6:30 am produced the best results. I used to run the pump with an old Intertec heavy duty timer.When the timer broke down this year, I pondered fixing but eventually decided against it because of the exorbitant expense of replacement parts.I gambled on this timer. I wasn't sure if this little timer could effectively handle the 750 watts or so that the pump consumes continuously. It has been operating flawlessly for the past two months. Additionally, it appears to keep quite precise time, unlike many of the older, cheaper mechanical timers. Over this time, I haven't needed to change the "time of day" at all.The extra effort made to make this timer weather-resistant is a good feature. It has been outside and has survived a few thunder storms with driving rains, even though I am using it in a semi covered spot.This is one of those uncommon purchases when you don't expect much because of the low price, only to discover that it produces better results. To the producers: Congratulations!
4.5/5
Easy Installation: Fits into any standard electrical 1-gang wall box. NEUTRAL WIRE REQUIRED. Single Pole only. Resistive 15A/1800W, Voltage 120VAC, 60Hz, Tungsten 1200W, Fan motor: 1/2HP. 1-Year Warranty, UL/CUL Listed
Energy Savings & Safety: Get a return on your investment by reducing energy consumption for lights left on longer than needed. Protect your home with the random mode feature when away at work or on vacation.
Programming Convenience: Set schedules to control your indoor and outdoor lights, fans, sprinklers, and motors to turn on and off automatically at the present time.
18 Timer Options - Create 18 different on/off timer settings and let HET01-C wall timer do the rest. Timer cover can be pressed to manually turn lights on and off.
Backup Battery: In case of power outage, the built in Ni-MH battery secures preprogrammed timer settings. RCL feature can be used to recall your last setting.
$234
Excellent devices that perform as promised. I really appreciate that they support CF lighting. The CF lights were not supported by previous devices that are directly adjacent to the lighting hot side. I love that my entire outdoor lighting needs are now totally automated.One issue to keep in mind is that the device programming and the programming instructions are out of sync. The "load off" setting will utilize the same "days" as the "load on" setting, according to the instructions. This is untrue; you must choose the days for both the load on and off settings when programming. It's likely that different iterations of these gadgets respond to the instructions in different ways. Internal programming exists, and it is common for Engineering to make changes that the documentation team somehow missed.
4.4/5
Warranty: 30 Days Money Back Guarantee, 24 months warranty - free exchange
Multifunctional save energy and money: Clock setting; Timing per day (3 groups can be set at the same time); Count down and turn on/off (warning tone can be selected); Interval circulation(Infinite loop and Shortest time interval is 1 second)
Applicability: charging, turning sprinkler irrigation, lamps, fans, christmas tree lights and other electrical devices on and off.(If used for water pumps and motor, it can not be more than 4 amp, wattage cannot exceed 800 watts)
Safety: Insulation material; Child lock function; Power-off protection; Warning tone. Plugs into a 120V grounded receptacle, and contains a single grounded receptacle rated at 15A/1800W
Simple and Easy: The summary procedure set operation; plug and play; Easy-to-read super large LCD; Infinite Loop per day; USPTO Patent Pending
$234
I don't typically write reviews, but this stuff required one. Many of you may not be aware of the price of this small device a few years ago or how difficult it was for non-electronic men to construct their own repeat cycle timer. In general, the more accurate (hours vs. minutes vs. seconds) you desired, the more expensive it was, and they had very particular limits. It's been a while, but I believe the last repeat cycle timer I used was 109. STOP BUYING if you want a hydro pump. This is it, and in addition to the repetitive cycle, it does a wide range of tasks quickly. So, if you chose, you could cycle that pump a million times every day till it burned out quickly. I also have one on led lights and one on an ebb and flow. Only 2 minutes were spent setting everything up since I wanted to play with it. It has continued to go on and on ever since. So far, a great display, a quality build, and little heat from a machine close to 800 watts. I'm actually in love with a timer.I'm going to buy more, and I advise you to try it.
4.1/5
✓ EASY-TO-READ, BACKLIT DISPLAY: Our blue backlight display means you can easily control your timer even in the darkest locations. Set up to 18 On/Off programs, each with their own 7-day programming options. Settings can be as short as one minute. Choose your own individual days or simply select one of our convenient pre-set combination days.
✓ SINGLE-WAY & 3-WAY COMPATIBLE: Neutral wire is required. Compatible with SPDT. This timer is ETL listed and rigorously controlled for quality and safety. Conforms to UL Std.60730-1, 60730-2-7. Rating: 15A/1875W, 10A/1250W Tungsten, 10A/1250W Ballast, 1/2HP, 125VAC, 60Hz. Operating temp.: -15°C (5°F) to 50°C (122°F). Storage temp.: -20°C (-4°F) to 60°C (140°F)
✓ SAVE ENERGY & MONEY: Save costs on electricity. Use for lights, ceiling fans, and more
✓ FULL CONTROL: Press and hold on the door to shift easily between AUTO (timed on/off) or MANUAL (manual on/off) modes. A backup battery keeps your settings even in the event of a power outage, and our Daylight Savings Time mode makes time changes headache-free
✓ PROTECT YOUR HOME: Activate our timer’s “Random†vacation mode to randomize your home’s programmed lights. Make your home look “lived in†even when you’re away.
$234
I wanted to transfer one of my three-way switches over to a timer so that my outdoor lights could turn on at specific times. The packaging looks beautiful and the directions are clear.This new technology has two minor aesthetic problems. The "Reset" button, for starters, appeared to be uneven and out of alignment. Button still functions, so I wasn't too badly hurt. Second, it appears as though a corner was clipped out of the bottom left corner of the screen. Again, not a big deal because you only need the proper light and the correct perspective to notice it.Because it was a three-way and the wiring I saw didn't match the drawing very well, installation required some time. We checked a few things with an electrician, set it up, and were ready to go. Both the automated setting and the manual setting appear to function properly. I checked that with my camera setup.One final point for anyone looking at this gadget. The other switch on the three-way becomes essentially worthless after installation. It must remain on in order for the timer to activate the lights. I looked around, but I couldn't find anything that seemed to offer a practical way to get both switches to cooperate with the timer. I don't think it's a huge deal because I got this timer for that reason. I might even think about purchasing a wireless timer switch that I can operate from my phone.
4/5
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SIMPLE TO USE: Pins UP means timer is OFF. Pins DOWN means timer is ON. Please note that your timer’s pins will come pressed DOWN new of the box. Pull the pins UP to begin setting your timer.
AUTOMATE YOUR HOME OR OFFICE: Turn on and off lamps, small appliances, Christmas trees, and other electrical devices with a handy timer.
DESIGN YOUR OWN SCHEDULE: With up to 24 on and off settings per day, you can program your devices to turn on/off in as small as 30-minute intervals. Settings will repeat daily once programmed and plugged-in.
RATINGS: 125-Volt, 60 Hz./15-Amp, 1875-Watt resistive/8-Amp, 1000-Watt tungsten/5 Amp ballast
$234
Normally, I wait at least a few months after using an item before writing a review, but Century's exceptional customer service merits a quick mention.I currently have 4 of these timers, 3 of which are operational. The way they are packaged indicates that the first order was for 2. One tried to advance the time right away but failed. The timer did not function, but the pass-through switch did. Instead of returning them, I first emailed the seller to explain the problem. They replied in less than 5 minutes, apologizing and promising to send a replacement item the following day with a tracking number, which they actually did. 3 days later, it arrived from California to the east coast. (My email, by the way, was sent at 9 PM.)The substitutes are effective.Century sent two additional emails as a result. Inquiring about satisfaction three days following delivery and once the day of shipment, indicating that both new timers had been tested. It should be emphasized that this level of seller attentiveness is exceptional.3 prong, non-polarized, grounded; specifications 3 1/4 inches length, 2 1/4 inches broad, and 1 1/4 inches deep. Diameter 1 5/8 inches, 3.3 oz. Electrical tolerance: tested at 15A at 125V and 1875 watts. (Tungsten is less; not tested; 8 amps) 30 minutes is the bare minimum. The gadget hooked into the timer can be manually turned on using a pass-through switch on the side. A black dial indicates nighttime, whereas a white dial indicates daytime. (The product title does not specifically state that it is a "mini-timer," but the features section and the product carton do.)When placed into the top outlet, the plug at the bottom of the timer does not block the lower outlet. To use the timer, depress the buttons surrounding the dial for the required ON duration. The circuit through the timer is closed if buttons are up. [Note: timer ships with all buttons depressed.] Each button's lip edge needs to be pulled up with some force. For optimum leverage, it is ideal to spin the dial as the buttons are pulled up so that they are at the edges of the timer, although it can also be done with a fingernail.It is the smallest timer I have ever had, which is nice from a space standpoint but makes it difficult to read for those with less-than-perfect vision because the dial's numerals are so small. I've had good luck with the working timers so far. Any issues will be noted in an update.
4/5
Automate a lamp, seasonal lights, or small appliances – saving you time, money and energy
Programmable in 30-minute intervals with multiple daily settings
1 Polarized outlet – Intended for indoor use only. CFL, LED and Incandescent Compatible.
Turns light source on/off at any desired times daily – 24-hour daily cycle
Electrical Ratings: 125VAC 60 Hz: 15A Resistive, 1250W Tungsten, ½ HP Motor
$234
This was purchased to replace a digital one that was just a few years old. Have you ever been relieved when a product failed? The computerised one required a lot of effort to set. Ant Man would struggle to read the instruction sheet's fine print, so he would constantly have to refer to it. The display quit working after a few years. Yay! So we bought this one and went back to the fundamentals. Really user-friendly, and the two outlets are very useful. Although we are using it indoors, it is comforting to know that we could use this one in a pinch if we needed one outside.
4/5
Requires neutral wire for installation
Timer settings at a glance with large, back lit display
Includes three changeable face plates white, ivory, and light almond
Easy to program and operate with the flexibility to program all days, weekdays, weekends or any combination of days
Astronomical clock automatically adjusts to local sunrise/sunset times
$234
The capability to turn lights on and off based on local sunrise/sunset is what prompted me to get this. This does work, but I docked it one point because of the unclear directions. It does not automatically switch the light on and off without one more step, and the instructions weren't particularly clear about the additional step required, even after you set up the clock, pick Pro mode, and enter your latitude and longitude as directed. When I accidentally discovered the solution, I was in a complete state of frustration, believing that the thing had failed.You must then navigate to the program part of the menu and create an event after configuring the clock, choosing pro mode, and setting latitude and longitude. Sunset and/or sunrise will be available as time options when putting up the event. The event started working as stated once I chose sunset as the start time and sunrise as the end time.
4/5
[DESIGN YOUR OWN SCHEDULE] Our Fosmon AC mechanical timer is fully programmable. With up to 24 on and off settings per day, you can program your devices to auto on/off in as small as 30-minute intervals. Settings will repeat daily once programmed and plugged-in.
[CONVENIENT AND COMPATIBLE] Each package includes 2 timers powering 4 electrical devices. The socket timer is compatible with fish tank heat power center, plant light, reptile habitat lighting, and most of the small appliances. Compact fluorescent lighting, LED bulbs compatible.
[SAVE ENERGY & MONEY] Turn on and off TV, fan, oven, heaters and other electrical devices with our automatic timer to help reduce energy and save money. Please note that your Mechanical timer’s pins will come pressed DOWN new of the box. Pull the pins UP to begin setting your indoor timer.
[AUTOMATE YOUR HOME OR OFFICE] Automate your home or office lighting to enhance home security. Turn on and off lamps, small appliances, Christmas trees, holiday light decorations and other electrical devices with our handy timer.
[SAFE AND RELIABLE ] Our Fosmon 110-120v AC Outlet is ETL listed and rigorously controlled for quality and safety. RATINGS : 125 - Volt, 60HZ, 15-Amp Resistive , 125 VAC, 10A / 1250-Watt,Tungsten , 3 / 4HP TV-5
$234
Simple to set up, especially if you've used a gadget like this before. If not, follow these easy instructions to set it:1) Move ALL of the dial's pins to the up position. (The timer is sent with every pin in place.)2) After noting the black half for the evening and the white half for the morning, turn the dial till the arrow points to the current time. (You won't get it down to the exact minute because it's not digital. No huge deal.3) Next, depress the pins to designate the times you want the power to be turned on.4) When everything is ready, plug in your device and the timer into an outlet. (Verify that the side switch is not set to "always on" to make sure.)To test it, simply plug it into a light source, depress ONE pin that is close to the current time, and then wait. When the dial hits that particular pin, your light ought to turn on while you watch the clock revolve. The light ought to turn off when it passes that pin. You now know that it is effective. (Remember to raise the test pin after you're done.)Both of mine function flawlessly. They are VERY quiet, in contrast to other timers I've used that constantly grinded and grate on my nerves. Overall, if you need a pair of solid, affordable, no-frills timers, this is an excellent purchase. When I'm out of the house at night, I use them to turn the lights on and off in various rooms. I'm not sure if it discourages robbers, but it makes me feel better, and peace of mind is something you can't buy.
3.9/5
EASY TO SETUP - Simply set the current time in your area then choose up to two custom ON and two custom OFF times.
Compatible with LED, CFL, Incandescent and Halogen bulbs. Also works with dimmable LED and CFL bulbs.
ONE OUTLET - features one heavy duty grounded outlet.
MOUNTING BRACKET - features a built-in bracket in order to easily hang near any available outlet.
INDOOR & OUTDOOR TIMER - Schedule indoor and outdoor lights or other devices including indoor / outdoor lighting, small pumps, small appliances and seasonal lighting.
$234
The BEST timers are these GE timers. Yes, an extension cord can be used to reach the timer outlet. It operates when the extension cord is plugged into the timer and the outlet is plugged into the wall. I have two; one turns on the lamps next to my sofa on either side, and the other turns on a pedestal lamp that is connected to an extension line to reach the timer mounted on the wall across from it. After you set it up, there is a countdown on the bottom right that allows you to see how long it will take to complete the SET-UP process. It is quite easy to set up this timer. With the up/down buttons, set the time to the real time of day, then plug in the lamp. Press 5 p.m. to midnight, custom on time, custom off time, or just press. Watch the blue light activate. Check it out using the countdown in the lower right. Ensure the blue light is on. That indicates that it is actually set. DONE.
3.8/5
SPACE SAVING- Slim bar design fits in the space of one outlet without impacting other plugs being inserted in the duplex outlet
DAILY SCHEDULE- Save time,money and energy by scheduling your indoor lights, lamps, small appliances, electronics and other seasonal lighting to turn on/off at your desired time; compatible with CFL, LED, incandescent and halogen light sources
BIGGER DIGITAL SCREEN- Just a glance from across the room and you can easily read the timer display with its big, bold digits, it could remind you the time now when you cooking in kitchen or working in book-room;ideal for those without the best eyesight.
EASY TO PROGRAM- Only 1 set of daily repeat setting, total 5 buttons to program the current time and on/off time; one polarized outlet on the left side of the timer; always on or timer mode switch on the right side for you to choose
CONVENIENT TO USE- Backup battery saves your timer settings in the event of a power outage or temporarily disconnected from the outlet
$234
These timers are vastly superior to others, which all favor complex functionality (several on/off times) over programming simplicity. These timers are far superior to others in terms of programming ease. Though I've only had them for a short while, they seem to function perfectly.The only issue I have is that there is no way to manually override the on/off state without also turning off the timer. The "always on" slide switch that is included is ineffective. Making the On and Off buttons also turn the outlet on or off would be quite simple given that they already display the matching time settings and allow for time adjustment. I can't use these timers in several places where manual override is crucial because of this absence.Advantages: Simple and easy to programCon: Slide switch worthless and no manual control
Yes, leaving the TV on does cost electricity. Depending on the size and type of TV, it can use anywhere from 15 to 200 watts of power. That means if you leave your TV on for 6 hours a day, you could be adding $0.15 to $2.00 to your monthly electricity bill.
If you want to set a timer for your indoor lights, you can use a timer switch. You can find timer switches at most hardware stores. To install a timer switch, you will need to turn off the power to the circuit that you want to install the timer switch on. Once the power is off, you will need to remove the current switch and then install the timer switch in its place. Once the timer switch is installed, you will need to set the timer according to the instructions that come with the switch. Finally, you will need to turn the power back on to the circuit
An outlet timer is a small device that plugs into an outlet and has a timer built in. There are many ways to use an outlet timer, but some of the most common are to turn lights on and off, or to control small appliances. To use an outlet timer, simply plug it into an outlet and then plug the device you want to control into the timer. Set the timer for the desired amount of time, and then turn it on. The device will then turn off after the timer expires.
A timer switch is a great way to save energy and money on your utility bills. The cost to install a timer switch will vary depending on the type of switch you choose and the complexity of the installation. Expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $100 for the switch and installation.
An electrician will typically charge between $75 and $100 per hour, with a minimum service call fee of $50 to $100. The average cost to install an outlet is $144, with most homeowners spending between $120 and $180. For a simple job like installing an outlet, you can expect to pay about $2 per square foot.
Yes, there are timers that you can put on a light switch. These timers can be used to turn the light on and off at specific times. This can be helpful if you want the light to be turned on at a certain time and turned off at a certain time.
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