What's the difference between this unit and the intermatic ST01a? Looks identical. Thanks.
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Differences between ST01 and EI600LAC are:ST01 ----------- one year warranty 15A load maxEI600LAC----- five year warranty 20A load max
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I have one of each. My reason for buying the EI600LAC was that I read a specification somewhere stating it was rated for 20 amps and I have it on a 20 amp line. Both seemed to program and work the same. I really like them.
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They do appear to be the same after comparing the two via the intermatic site with just a change in designation. Probably best to call them on Monday. I have conversed before with the technical dept. and the gentleman I conversed with was informative.
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Don't really know if there is any difference. I tried to replace the old one with exactly the same and it worked perfectly.
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I have bought both and both have worked. Not sure of the technical differences.
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Ithink the only other differences are cosmetic. There is a tray/storage in the -2 model below the console that doesn't look like it's there in the earlier model. Honestly though, I think the main value in the extra cost is the improved console. Based on earlier reviews that liked the unit but criticized the console as small and unresponsive, I thought the extra $100 for the newer version would be worth it. The new console is large, nice & informative, and works great.
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Both cards have similar audio capabilities. The ST card plugs into the older PCI slot, while the STX card plugs into the newer PCI express socket.
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It looks to be the revision designation. I bought the B1, Sanus seems to be selling the B3 as the most current iteration. I'm sure they are nearly identical for all practical purposes.
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The ST01, ST01A and ST01K are battery operated timers. The relay is either 100% ON or OFF, no solid state switching that may `leak' current. Also, because of the battery, there is no power stealing.
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Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes.Regards.
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Depends on your application. This will bring you to the spec sheet on the intermatic website. By the way, I've installed many of these and they are very dependable. http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Specifier%20Guide/038_FD%20Series_4pgs.ashxPietro
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As far as individual units , and specs-wise , no difference at all . Apparently ,only difference between the 2 sets is the carrying case on the TS model, which seems to quite convenient and accomodating .
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the STC2000 is essentially obsolete being for selected 2012 samsung TVs. The new STC3000 is designed with "smart interaction" to allow the user to control the TV with hand motions/gestures and appears to have a higher resolution. Be careful that in choosing either one it will be compatible with your particular model TV- check the Samsung web site to be sure.
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I can not tell you the differencs, but if you are ready to buy I would check out honywell. They are a lot easier to set up.I had to replace one of my intermatic's and I went to honywell
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I am afraid that I can not answer that question. I guess look at the spec sheets on the two units and compare them.
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I don't think there is any difference there. But my suggestin don't buy either. Better buy 798H secura. It's way better plus it's self cleaning. I got 997MC and I am tired of cleaning Regret regret and regret that I got it.
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I am using it for 120 V, but the Intermatic website says the ST01 model is ok for 240v
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The only difference I can see is that on the Kendal BM01 there is only a dial to control the suction where as the SF01 has the dial and it tells you how much the suction is I own the SF01 and I love it! It works really well and the price is a steal with everything it comes with. I would recommend this machine to anyone who is looking into getting a microdermabrasion machine and its so easy to use. I hope this helped some what :)
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No difference, just a different usage of the part number. It's the same unit either way.