Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated DT5012I Countdown Timer Ivory 120/277V AC
Ivory wall-switch countdown timer with 2-to-12-hour presets, manual override and 120/277 V AC rating
- Countdown control from 2 to 12 hours for scheduled operation
- Dual-voltage 120/277V AC suits residential and commercial wiring
- Electronic 1-pole switch handles up to 1000/1400 watts
- Five preset buttons with permanent markings simplify daily programming
- Manual override lets you bypass the timer instantly
Hubbell DT5012I Countdown Timer Ivory
The Hubbell DT5012I is a wall-mounted electronic countdown timer designed for lighting or motor-load control in commercial and residential settings. It fits a standard single-gang box and provides a simple push-button interface for timed switching.
Suits installers needing preset timed control
This timer suits electricians and facility managers who want a code-compliant device with manual override and fixed preset buttons for 2 to 12 hour cycles. It is not for applications requiring adjustable intervals below two hours, multi-pole switching, or integration with building-automation protocols.
Handles 1000 W at 120 V and 1400 W at 277 V
The timer handles resistive or ballast loads up to 1000 watts at 120 volts AC and 1400 watts at 277 volts AC, with an 8.3 amp rating and a 1/6 horsepower motor rating at 120 volts. It runs out of headroom above those wattages or when a load demands more than a single-pole contact can interrupt.
Highlights
- Countdown control from 2 to 12 hours for scheduled operation
- Dual-voltage 120/277V AC suits residential and commercial wiring
- Electronic 1-pole switch handles up to 1000/1400 watts
- Five preset buttons with permanent markings simplify daily programming
- Manual override lets you bypass the timer instantly
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
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Questions about this item
What voltage circuit must I have for the 120/277V AC timer to operate?
The timer requires a 120V or 277V AC supply and draws up to 8.30 amps at 120V.
Can I wire this 1-pole electronic switch to control a legacy incandescent load rated at 1/6 hp?
Yes, the switch is rated 1/6 hp at 120V and handles up to 1000 watts on that voltage.
How do I confirm the countdown is running after I press one of the five preset buttons?
The timer begins counting down from the selected 2-hour to 12-hour setting and the load energises immediately.
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