Intermatic T104 24-Hour Mechanical Timer Switch 208-277V DPST 40A Indoor
A mechanical timer controlling 208-277 V circuits with a 40 A DPST switch and up to 12 daily on/off cycles
- Controls both legs of 208-277 V circuits with DPST switching
- Handles heavy-duty loads up to 40 A and 5 HP motors at 240 V
- Allows up to 12 on/off operations daily with one-hour minimum intervals
- Includes manual override for immediate control without reprogramming
- Certified to cULus and cCSAus standards for indoor metal enclosure safety
Intermatic T104 24-Hour Mechanical Timer
The Intermatic T104 is a 24-hour mechanical timer switch designed for indoor installation. It operates on 208-277 V circuits with a double-pole single-throw action rated at 40 A. The Type 1 metal enclosure carries cULus and cCSAus certifications.
Ideal for high-voltage motor and heating loads
This timer suits installations that need up to 12 daily on/off cycles on a 208-277 V supply with 40 A capacity. It is not for 120 V circuits, single-pole switching, or applications requiring more than 12 operations per day.
DPST 40 A 208-277 V rating
The double-pole single-throw 40 A rating at 208-277 V is the specification that determines whether this switch matches the circuit. Verify the supply voltage and pole requirement before purchase.
Highlights
- Controls both legs of 208-277 V circuits with DPST switching
- Handles heavy-duty loads up to 40 A and 5 HP motors at 240 V
- Allows up to 12 on/off operations daily with one-hour minimum intervals
- Includes manual override for immediate control without reprogramming
- Certified to cULus and cCSAus standards for indoor metal enclosure safety
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the T104 timer switch require a separate 208-277V power source to operate its mechanical clock motor?
No, the mechanical timer motor is powered directly from the 208-277V circuit being switched, so no separate control voltage is needed.
Can the DPST contacts on this T104 switch both legs of an existing 240V single-phase motor circuit rated up to 5 HP?
Yes, the DPST switch controls both legs of a 208-277V circuit and supports motor loads up to 5 HP at 240V.
How do I verify the T104 is executing its scheduled on/off cycles correctly after installation?
Observe the load turning on and off at the set tripper times on the 24-hour dial, and use the manual override lever to confirm the switch mechanism moves freely.
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