TiFFCOFiO Indoor Mechanical Outlet Timer 2 Outlets 2 Packs
A 24-hour mechanical timer with 48 on/off pins at 30-minute intervals, two grounded outlets per unit, and ETL listing
- 48 daily on/off settings with 30-minute intervals
- Compact design with outlets underneath saves wall space
- Automates devices on a 24-hour repeating schedule
- Simple pin operation — pull up for off, push down for on
- ETL listed for certified electrical safety
Daily Repeating Timer for Home Automation
This TiFFCOFiO mechanical outlet timer provides 48 ON/OFF setting options across a 24 hour cycle with each pin representing a 30 minute interval. The daily repeating schedule automates connected devices such as lamps or appliances without requiring complex programming. Two timer units are included in the pack for controlling multiple outlets.
Compact Design with ETL Safety Listing
The timer features a compact form factor with output ports positioned underneath to save space on wall outlets or power strips. It carries an ETL listing confirming compliance with applicable North American safety standards for electrical timer switches. The mechanical operation requires no batteries or standby power draw during normal use.
Simple Pin Programming for 3 Prong Devices
Operation is managed by pulling pins up for OFF periods and pushing them down for ON periods directly on the dial. The unit accepts standard 3 prong plugs making it compatible with grounded household devices. It is intended for indoor use only and does not support outdoor or damp location installation.
Highlights
- 48 daily on/off settings with 30-minute intervals
- Compact design with outlets underneath saves wall space
- Automates devices on a 24-hour repeating schedule
- Simple pin operation — pull up for off, push down for on
- ETL listed for certified electrical safety
Specifications
| Brand | Tiffcofio |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the mechanical timer and set the first on-time without misaligning the 30-minute pins?
Plug the timer into a grounded indoor outlet, rotate the dial clockwise until the current time arrow points to the present hour, then push down the pins for each 30-minute block you want the connected devices on; pulling pins up sets them off.
What part of the timer will need replacement first after daily cycling?
The mechanical gear train and spring-driven motor that advance the dial every 30 minutes wear with each cycle; the switch contacts can also carbon-track over time, so the timer itself is the replaceable unit.
What limit appears first when the timer runs continuously under a heavy load?
The ETL-listed rating caps the combined draw of both outlets; exceeding that amperage will trip the breaker or overheat the internal contacts before the 24-hour program completes.
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