Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated DT5060LA 120/277V Light Almond timer
Electronic countdown timer with 15 to 60 minute settings, 120/277 V AC operation, manual override and five preset buttons
- Countdown timer with 15 to 60 minute range
- Dual voltage 120/277V AC for flexible installation
- 1000/1400 Watt capacity handles various loads
- Manual override and 5 pre-set buttons simplify operation
- Meets CEC Title 24 and ASHRAE 90.1 standards
Electronic countdown timer for wall mounting
The Hubbell DT5060LA is an electronic countdown timer designed for standard single-gang wall boxes. It operates on 120/277V AC circuits and provides a manual override alongside five pre-set buttons with permanent time markings. The unit is finished in Light Almond and meets CEC Title 24, ASHRAE 90.1 and cULus safety standards.
Low heat and silent switching in daily use
As a solid-state electronic switch, the timer generates negligible heat and produces no audible mechanical noise during normal operation. It draws up to 8.30 amps and handles resistive loads up to 1000 watts at 120V or 1400 watts at 277V, with a 1/6 hp motor rating at 120V.
Pre-set buttons and manual override simplify
The five pre-set buttons allow immediate selection of common countdown durations between the 15-minute minimum and 60-minute maximum without reprogramming. Manual override lets users turn the connected load on or off independently of the timer cycle, while the permanent markings remain legible over the device's service life.
Highlights
- Countdown timer with 15 to 60 minute range
- Dual voltage 120/277V AC for flexible installation
- 1000/1400 Watt capacity handles various loads
- Manual override and 5 pre-set buttons simplify operation
- Meets CEC Title 24 and ASHRAE 90.1 standards
Specifications
| Brand | HUBBELL WIRING DEVICE-KELLEMS |
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the DT5060LA into a standard single-gang box, and which step do installers often miss?
Connect line, load and neutral to the marked terminals on the 1-pole electronic switch; the step most often missed is landing the neutral because a mechanical timer does not require one.
What part of the timer will need attention after extended use, and how is it serviced?
The internal relay contacts are the wear item; the unit is sealed, so the entire wall-switch timer is replaced when the contacts no longer hold the 8.30 A load.
At what load does the DT5060LA hit its thermal limit first during continuous operation?
The 1000 W rating at 120 V AC or 1400 W at 277 V AC is the first limit reached under sustained use.
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