Can you use this to control appliances as well? Or do I need to buy the 45603 model for appliances?
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You should not use this model for appliances. Definitely go for the 45603 in that situation.
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You cannot use a dimmer module to control appliances. Dimming would damage the appliance. You have to use the dedicated appliance module.
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you will have to read the description on this product to see what models it will operate. I did my research and located my model number in the description and made the purchase. It has worked perfectly the moment I took it out of the package.
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Who cares! For my money, I would not touch Intermatic, Its junk. Look at the Honeywell switch instead. I bought Intermatic before and sent it back>
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I use it to control an IR controlled floor fan that was not listed on the setup website. The remote can learn IR, as you probably know, so as long as you have the original controller and it is an IR controller, I think it should work.
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Rhis is strictly pneumatic control. I got it for ''Mom's' old machine-don't know the model #, but it worked perfectly. If yours has an electric wire plug-in incorporated into it, it's your coin toss.
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definitely not. actually, you shouldn't buy this thing at all. I bought two recently, and one never worked; the other failed after a few days.What you need to get is a power transformer, and a very high-wattage one if you're using a kettle / hair dryer / flat iron; if you don't use a transformer, you will blow a fuse. The Seven Star models work well; they may seem expensive, but $80 is a small price to pay to continue using your electricals. Make sure you look up the specs on your devices to see how many watts they use. Kettles typically use 1200 watts.
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I am using this and it is working great for my opener. I don't know the my opener model but you can convert any old opener to wireless / number pad remote.
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smallappliance.com I ordered a new digital control unit last spring. Great service!!! Use the small reference number on the very bottom of the silver tag located on the rear of heating unit. I was trying for over a year using the series number F-36C, and getting nowhere. The folks at smallappliance straightened me out on the phone. It cost about $70.00, but got a 1st time customer discount & free shipping. I think I wound up spending about $60.00. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You can use it but it makes no cense as GFCI has it's own braker. I have tea cattle and a big toaster and hoped it would trigger first. No luck - the breaker in the basement is faster.
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Presuming you have Mallory Distributor/Unilite this control module will work. it is also the more durable of the 2-types manufactured-still built by hand vs. machinery.
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I did not know technical aspect but my electrician does and for my needs this was the unit to purchase. I wanted to run 3 major appliances at once plus lights and tv's. With this unit hooked up to my circuit breaker. I will be able to run everything just not all at once. I am feeling more relaxed and hope I do not need to use it. Hope this helps.
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Please provide the model # of the unit you are going to use the remote for so we can ensure it is correct.
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Hi Kay....I did purchase this remote, but returned it because it did not work with what I wanted to control. Sorry
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I have used it for electronics like a TV where its not in constant service. If using with a motorized appliance like a refrigerator I would suggest getting one with 1/3 wattage above demand use. Like a refrigerator that is listed at 1000 Watts use hook it up to a 1500 Watts converter.
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You don't if you are using the UBS port or for iPads. Can't use for regular appliances. Hair dryer etc.
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Hey Marilyn- Your operator can use a few remotes. The 973lm would be the 3-button remote that you'll need. The manufacturer has begun making them obsolete but you've got a couple of options. The 893max for 3 - buttons or a universal 375lm for 2 - buttons would work great. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks...Matty
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You do not have to use the one in the ad. Any rheostat wired into the circuit will work.