Intermatic
Intermatic EI600LAC 7-Day Electronic In-Wall Timer Light Almond
Controls lighting on a 7-day schedule with astronomic sunrise/sunset settings and up to forty weekly on/off events
- Color/FinishLight Almond
- Programmable weekly scheduling with up to forty on/off events
- Astronomical sunset-on and sunrise-off automation built in
- Independent daily programming allows different load control each day
- Single-pole double-throw relay handles 120 to 277 volt circuits
- Light almond finish matches standard decorator wall plates
7-Day In-Wall Timer for Lighting Control
The Intermatic EI600LAC is a new electronic timer switch designed for residential or commercial lighting circuits. It fits a standard in-wall box and operates on 120 to 277 VAC supplies. The light almond finish suits neutral décor palettes.
Suits single-circuit scheduling.
This unit serves installers who need up to forty weekly on/off events with independent daily programmes and astronomic sunset/sunrise triggering. It does not serve projects requiring multiple independent relay outputs, contact ratings beyond the listed SPDT configuration, or low-voltage control signals.
SPDT relay rated for 120-277 VAC switching
The single-pole double-throw contact handles the stated voltage range for direct load switching. Verify that the connected load type and current draw match the relay specification before installation.
Highlights
- Programmable weekly scheduling with up to forty on/off events
- Astronomical sunset-on and sunrise-off automation built in
- Independent daily programming allows different load control each day
- Single-pole double-throw relay handles 120 to 277 volt circuits
- Light almond finish matches standard decorator wall plates
Specifications
| Color/Finish | Light Almond |
|---|---|
| Brand | Intermatic |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 24-hour or 7-day programming mode for my schedule?
Choose 24-hour mode if the same on/off times apply every day, or 7-day mode when each day needs a different pattern.
What does the 600 figure mean for the load I can connect?
The 600 value is the maximum wattage the switch can handle on a resistive load.
How does the 120-277 V range affect installation on my circuit?
The timer works on any single-phase circuit between 120 V and 277 V, so it fits standard 120 V lighting circuits and 277 V commercial circuits alike.
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