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Intermatic

Intermatic 2-Hour Spring Wound Timer SPST 120/240/277V

SKU CH-71H9-T1E0Y

Spring-wound in-wall timer provides up to two hours of automatic switching at 120, 240 or 277 volts with SPST contacts rated for 7, 10 or 20 amps

  • 2-hour mechanical timing without electricity
  • spring-wound mechanism operates independently of power
  • SPST switching handles 120, 240 or 277 volt circuits
  • rated for 7, 10 and 20 amp loads at 50 or 60 Hz

Intermatic 2-Hour Spring Wound Timer

This in-wall time switch uses a mechanical spring-wound mechanism to provide up to two hours of timed control. It is designed for installers and facility managers who need a simple, power-free delay for lighting or motor loads. The single-pole single-throw action opens or closes one circuit when the set time expires. No external power source is required for the timing function.

SPST 120/240/277V Wiring and Load Handling

The timer carries a 7/10/20A rating and supports 1HP motor loads across 120, 240 and 277V supplies at 50/60 Hz. It fits standard in-wall boxes and frees the installer from running a separate control transformer or electronic timer supply. Builders who need multi-circuit control or programmable daily schedules cannot use this single-circuit mechanical unit.

Highlights

  • 2-hour mechanical timing without electricity
  • spring-wound mechanism operates independently of power
  • SPST switching handles 120, 240 or 277 volt circuits
  • rated for 7, 10 and 20 amp loads at 50 or 60 Hz

Specifications

BrandIntermatic

Questions about this item

Does the spring-wound mechanism complete the full 2-hour cycle without needing a reset?

Yes, the spring-wound timer is designed to run the full 2-hour cycle once set, requiring no electrical power to maintain timing.

What voltage and current ratings apply when the timer runs continuously all day?

Rated for 120, 240 or 277 V at 50/60 Hz with a 7 A resistive, 10 A inductive or 20 A motor load, and 1 HP maximum.

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