Intermatic
Intermatic Spring Wound Wall Switch Timer 60 Minute Ivory
Spring-wound wall switch timer provides up to 60 minutes of timed control with a hold feature
- Spring-wound operation needs no batteries or wiring
- 60-minute maximum run time suits short-cycle tasks
- Built-in hold feature keeps circuit on indefinitely
- Ivory finish blends with standard wall plates
- Listed by manufacturer in 2015 for proven design
Spring Wound Timer Switch
The Intermatic spring wound wall switch timer provides mechanical timing control for lighting or fan circuits without requiring batteries or external power. It installs in a standard wall box and offers a simple dial interface for setting run time up to 60 minutes. The ivory finish matches common décor. It is suited for homeowners or electricians who want a reliable, no-programming timer for bathrooms, closets or utility rooms.
Hold Feature For Continuous Use
The built-in hold function lets the user keep the load on indefinitely when the timer is not needed, then return to timed operation with a twist. This suits spaces where occasional all-day lighting or ventilation is required. It is not for buyers who need programmable daily schedules, astronomic timing or smart home integration. Installers who require multi-gang configurations or decorator-style rocker plates should look at other switch families.
Sixty Minute Mechanical Range
The timer covers a 0 to 60 minute range with a spring wound mechanism that maintains timing during power interruptions. It comfortably handles typical bathroom fan cycles and short lighting tasks. It runs out for applications needing longer delays, repeat cycles or precise second-level accuracy. The mechanism has been listed since 2015 and carries the Intermatic brand reputation for durability.
Highlights
- Spring-wound operation needs no batteries or wiring
- 60-minute maximum run time suits short-cycle tasks
- Built-in hold feature keeps circuit on indefinitely
- Ivory finish blends with standard wall plates
- Listed by manufacturer in 2015 for proven design
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this spring-wound timer need a neutral wire in the wall box to operate?
It is a mechanical spring-wound switch, so it does not require a neutral connection for its timing function.
Can I use this 60-minute timer on the same circuit as an older three-speed fan controller?
Yes, the timer simply interrupts the hot line and works alongside existing fan-speed controls.
How can I verify the timer is counting down correctly after I install it?
Turn the dial to a set time, listen for the spring-driven tick, and confirm the load switches off when the pointer reaches zero.
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