I am looking to replace a noisy Intermatic E1020 Timer - will this work? I need 2 cycles daily - same on/off times each day
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yes, you can definitely program this to turn on at a specific time and turn off at another time on the same day. e.g. turn light on at 6PM and turn off at 5AM. I use this to turn on/off the lights outside my place and they work great. I am very happy with this product.
747341
I wonder what do you mean by noisy..Any way, this timer will work for your 2 daily cycles. However, it does make noise for a fraction of a second only when changing from on to off, and vice versa.
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
1870273
I have also had similar issues with the Intermatics products. I have two of these in service that cycle daily, both of which replace Intermatics and there is no comparison -- these are a far better product -- both from an improved technology perspective and usability. I'm very happy with these switches.
1715987
If I were doing this, I would use an Intermatic ET1100 Series or ET1700 Series Electronic Timer. Depending on your motor wiring you may or may not require an additional relay.
2198716
Hi Linda, I have put my experience with the Woods Timers behind me. I had purchased two of them way back when, and they both failed and I've forgotten all I knew about them. Sorry I can't help you.
55055
This timer will not do it . Check with the electrical department at home depot or menards. They have a timer that can do what you want.
1571033
it should work? what are you using it for? outside timer or mechanical timer?
350862
Refer to a Sestos Model B2E manual. The manual is downloadable. If you operate this timer in the "Cycle Mode" you should be able to operate the 2 circuits alternately using the provided output relays. Depending on the load requirements you may need an external relay/s.
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I am definitely not a pro but this timer worked great for us. Digital in my opinion was far better because you can set it per day. I would use two timers because you don't always need to run both at the same time. That in itself will save energy.
265581
Yes this will work, BUT you would need a 12v DC power supply to run the timer.
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Not sure about the multi times daily. I am only power on once a day and you set it by setting a start time HH:MM and off time HH:MM. I am not in the same state as the timer now so I can't look at the setup sheet.I am using it to turn a heater on for 2 hrs a day even though it is not intended for thermostat devices. That was not know until I opened the unit and read the setup sheet. So cold in my use it won't cycle so should last awhile.Will look this weekend and try to post a 2nd response.
676950
to the best of my knowledge there was no timer option. I would say I am about 75% sure on this. I would check, but I do not have the unit near by.
479954
The timer is a preset electronic device. Without more knowledge of the circuit I would not know if it can be changed or not.
899012
It depends on the wiring for the pump. If the wiring is correct, there shouldn't be any issues. ... I can set this timer for different times each day. And there is a manual override
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Jimmy. I am not sure if the EH40 is a direct replacement for your WH40. It is a 240 volt timer. I have had it on for over 8 months now, and it works perfectly. There is absolutely no noise at all with this Timer. I hope that I was some help for you. I would call Interematic and find out which one of their timers replaces the one that you have now. Good Luck. GW
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No, this is not a programmable or repeating timer. It only counts down to shutoff based on the duration you choose each time you turn it on. For on and off settings repeated daily, look for the simple round model with a perimeter of pegs representing half-hours.
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My version of this product is a bit different. The model # is the same, but mine has a mechanical switch on top that overrides the timer. This version does not show a switch but it does have "on" "off" buttons. I would expect those buttons allow you to override the timer.