Is there enough space to have a timer switch in this model and if not would a double outlet have sufficient space for an average sized timer switch?
155219
You can go on taymac website and see all products and sizes, not sure what timer your trying to use
155220
I believe there would be provided the timer plug in is located @ the bottom ..... or side
1705315
Not real long. Approx 18 inches or so. Typical placement would generally be at the elect outlet anyway. You generally would not have normal use by plugging extension cord into the outlet but instead would plug timer device info the outlet and then plug extension cord into the timer to feed whatever you have intended to be controlled by the timer.
282324
This unit only has the one plug and I've never seen one that has more than one. I just use a multiple plug in and it works fine. Just make sure you don't go over the rated wattage for all your items which is 1500 watts. I own 3 different timers and this is the best of the 3.
1211073
yes it is a timer with multiple outlets. works well but sometimes runs a bit fast.
1339217
Hi Tom, That's actually my current setup. I used to have 1 dimmer and 2-regular non-dimmer switches and I replaced one of the non-dimmer switches with Honeywell timer switch. As long as each switches are independent to each other, it should not be an issue. Btw, I'm not a professional electrician so this response is just based on my current home setup.- Joel
1302115
I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
356513
The dimensions are 5" h x 2.75" w x 1 5/8". This does fit in the center position on a triple light switch and in our case in the kitchen where the bottom of the cabinets are close to the top of the light switch we installed the timer upside down and set the on/off times opposite. "On" time in the "off" time spot and vise versa.
179665
In terms of width and height, yes, it's a single gang Decora. However, the device is much deeper than a regular rocker switch and boxes vary in depth, so you need one that's deep enough for the timer and its wires. I think anything over 2" deep should be ok.
76694
Overall, it's great. I would recommend that you have have your electrician put it on a wall switch/timer and just leave the switch that's on the rack In the ON position all the time. This way you won't ever worry about remembering to turn it off.
1325760
The timer operates both outlets together. This model does not have the capability to program each outlet individually.
2168292
No, the socket is too deep. If you got the same but with a double socket, the there would be room.
1132424
Its bigger than an inch, I have a pretty big plug in there and it fits fine. From looking at it, on each side of the outlet face itself, the interior has room for about the length of half the outlet on each side.
1591293
The unit takes up the space of a standard switch. Go to any decent sized hardware store and you should be able to find a cover plate with the large rectangular hole in the middle and two standard slots for light switches on either side. If you can't the do make modular covers. You'd buy the section with the large rectangular hole and two "end sections" which have the smaller slots. They snap together and screw into place as usual
2209404
The opening (I just measured) is 2 7/8 wide, 5 1/4 high and 2 1/2 deep at the deepest point, so I guess the answer is definitely no. This is a great box for installing a standard outlet outdoors on a wall, but it looks like you need something bigger.
450118
I installed this switch in a box with 3 other switches (4 total). If I remember correctly, there are 1/8th inch or so wide "break-off" tabs on both sides of the switch that when bent back and forth and broken off, will result in more narrow width profile, that allows more room for the other switchs.
335761
Yes, You would need to check the amount of amps the heater draws and the maximum amp load the timer switch is designed for ( I beleive it is 15 amps). Normally a separate circuit should be utilized for heaters.
2149009
I'm not sure what you mean by "too big" but it fits in a standard sized switch box, just like a normal light switch or outlet.