what is the amp for this timer
1255373
On inside panel, it states, "40 amp, resistive, inductive, tungsten or 1000 VA pilot duty 120/208/240 volt AC; 2hp (24FLA) - 120V AC; 5 HP (28/ -240V AC.
2239538
I'm not sure, as we do not use ours on a timer. Sorry if this isn't helpful.
2212071
Timer is rated for up to 44 watts usage. You may want to ask an electrician or contact Intermatic's customer service department. Never hurts check with manufacturer.
726500
I believe if you were to use this timer for that purpose that a properly sized relay should be used to switch the load and the timer would turn the relay on and off. Pumps draw a large current especially during startup. For durability the relay should be about 30amp.
1001635
1 Amp. I would not buy this item if you plan to use it more than once. I kept it well ventilated and ran it under the usage rating but it still quit working after a month. Waste of money, spend a little more and get something better.
1349614
Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.
38587
The most important question is the voltage. Is it 110 or 220 volts. I could not find a number on my old unit, but I knew the operating voltage of the system. The timer shown looked identical to the one in my box. It mounted exactly the same and has worked flawlessly. I hope this helps.
1483824
If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
938266
I think it is about 1 amp but the one I got only lasted about 4 mouths and blow up stopped working junk do not buy beware
4209
Sorry that I cannot answer the question, I bought the timer to use on a DIY cat food feeder that I put together. One that racoons cannot destroy and the cat food does not bridge across the discharge opening.
1231378
Sorry to say I don't know. I returned it and got a blue moon timer that suited me better. Barbara
2170767
I would think so. I am using mine for a 1.5HP pump to power a water feature. One word of caution- this timer should be mounted high enough to allow your plug from the pump to be plugged into the bottom of the timer.
1437623
The amp output is 0.41 amps or 410 milliamps. My original failed. This one has lasted over a year.
868224
the timer on the system will burn out in less then 2 weeks ...............i would not buy this (the one i did the smell of burnt plastic was in the air 2 days after i plugged it in ) 1325 watts was going tho it
1402106
I'm not sure. Mine is running a car stereo. It can run for sereval hours. I just don't know how many amps I'm pulling from the battery.
1911916
I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without any electronics that can go bad again.
706050
The timer makes no noise and it's rated at 15 amps, but has only 3 settings .5 hr. 3 hr. and 6hrs.