I have a wall plate that has a single hole for a standard toggle ON/OFF switch. Will this timer work with that plate, or is a second hole needed for the slider switch above the dial? Thanks!
788016
It comes with the one gang specially cut wall plate for the timer. On the bright side, I use the timer in a chicken coop for the past two years which is very dusty and humid; the timer works like clockwork.
788017
It comes with a face plate that replaces the face plate that you have. If you have a multiple gang box they make different face plates. You can go to their web site to determine what you need in the way of a face plate. You must use their face plate. If you do have a multiple gang you may have to rearrange the order of what is there as theirs are only on one edge.
788018
The web site is http://www.intermatic.com/Products/Timers/InWallTimers/MechanicalTimers/KM2.aspx Then click on the model lineup tab.
788019
My timers came with the plates. You will have to contact Intermatic for the plate you need.
788020
The timer comes with a standard mounting plate to fit a standard wall receptacle box. Nothing special is required for a standard wall mount.
788021
Should fit mechanically, although you might have trouble if box behind existing switch is shallow. It's a tight squeeze for wiring and back of timer, but it is set-up to work with just one box.I've had trouble getting these things to work right-I bought two and can't seem to make the timer function so they are expensive switches right now. I have another intermatic, slightly different model for my front porch that works fine. I haven't returned or resolved issue so can't recommend it. I also had trouble with the digital/programmable ones which were difficult to use and didn't seem to last too long, which is why I'd ordered these mechanical ones.Good luck Should fit mechanically, although you might have trouble if box behind existing switch is shallow. It's a tight squeeze for wiring and back of timer, but it is set-up to work with just one box.I've had trouble getting these things to work right-I bought two and can't seem to make the timer function so they are expensive switches right now. I have another intermatic, slightly different model for my front porch that works fine. I haven't returned or resolved issue so can't recommend it. I also had trouble with the digital/programmable ones which were difficult to use and didn't... » Read More Should fit mechanically, although you might have trouble if box behind existing switch is shallow. It's a tight squeeze for wiring and back of timer, but it is set-up to work with just one box.I've had trouble getting these things to work right-I bought two and can't seem to make the timer function so they are expensive switches right now. I have another intermatic, slightly different model for my front porch that works fine. I haven't returned or resolved issue so can't recommend it. I also had trouble with the digital/programmable ones which were difficult to use and didn't seem to last too long, which is why I'd ordered these mechanical ones.Good luck « Show Less
128079
I wired mine clock/timer controlled by DC - switch side DC. It works that way as well.
1353480
I have a toggle switch to turn on a spot light to back up in my truck. I assume power from my toggle to the timer to the spot light is the proper circuit, I need to know when the timer times out and shuts power down to the light does it stay off and resetting toggle would be the only way to restart the timer?
380886
I do not have the model numbers memorized. The biggest thing that I have trouble with on this newer model timer is that there is no top knock out so if you are mounting on a round pole you can not mount them both on the same surface and this requires a lot of adjusting. This model as did the older ones I am replacing were 24 hour single day timers. This new model only has connection holes on the side and the bottom. If that is not a problem and you need a 24 hour timer it will work fine.
1403130
Yes. But you will not get it to work. The knob is so difficult to remove and to re-connect to the shaft, that it apparently destroys the internal workings of the timer. We ordered 4, and could not get any to work. We have used the same brand of timers for many years, but these were worthless.
785280
The dimmer did not come with a wall plate. I used a relatively cheap one found at home depot. I found that a standard cover for a square light switch worked just fine
61727
By the photo Amazon included in communication to us, you are looking at Orbit's two valve timer. Our review is based on their 3 valve timer, which is barely any more $ and is what will definitely do what you need it to to. You see, with both models the left most outlet is controlled ONLY by the manual handle you see on the left most side of the product! With TWO timer-controlled outlets your scenario is accomplished and even have a manual outlet if needs be! Bill & Gala
200789
The switch actually doesn't come with a plate. Your existing plate should work fine, as long it's a regular switch plate and not a decora style.
720478
I do not change the switch plate. I free motion with stitch length set on zero and cover feed dogs with a "Supreme Slider. " It works great for me!!!
548896
Here is how Intermatic describes this switch: http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Timers/InWallTimers/Electronic_Timers/EI600_Series/EI600LAC.aspx
1976683
Yup that's what I have mine on. I bought a cheap timer (2 pack Stanley) from Amazon and it works perfectly. I use the timer function all the time and then turn timer off when I want to operate it manually
1312456
The WG1573-5 is the number for the timer mech only, mounted to the back of the switch assembly plate. I kept my old unit after recently replacing it and am looking at it as I type this. If you buy the Intermatic T104... you will get the box (which I didn't use), the switch assy. and the timer mech. The easiest replacement is to remove the old switch assembly from the existing box and replace it with the new (snaps in and out), label the wires (or take a photo) so you don't forget where they go. Hope this helps.
348026
It uses a conventional single switch faceplate (not the wide switch variety) and the knob stem extends through the hole where the switch would be. The circular cover hides the rectangular hole.
875017
It doesn't come with the switch on the right. It's just a double faceplate, and assumes you already have a switch for the right side (or left if you turn the faceplate upside down - there's no writing on it so it could go either way). I'm not aware of a SPDT model. If you want a SPDT for the right, you just supply your own. The timer it comes with is a switch - SPST.
1843186
The pins should be pulled out when you don't want it to be on. In when you want the timer to work. You don't need to open it at all. simply push the pins in or pull them out. To lift them up put your fingernail under the outside of the pin and pull up. To put them down push them. I hope that is clear.
1937294
Yes. Since two separate timers in one package. Just have to press either T1 or T2 to select either one.
2280676
The Timer switch is to set the time to time on and time off. The On button in the on position will automatically turn the device on and off at the times set. I hope this helps. Bob