UltraPro 24-Hour Mechanical In-Wall Timer Switch, White
A mechanical 24-hour in-wall timer with 30-minute intervals and manual override for hard-wired lighting
- Automate daily lighting with 24-hour mechanical timer
- Set precise schedules using 30-minute interval push pins
- Control LED, CFL, incandescent and halogen bulbs
- Replace standard single-pole switches with rocker-style fit
- Rated 15 A, 125 VAC, 1250 W tungsten, 500 VA ballast
Daily Lighting Control
The UltraPro 24-Hour Mechanical In-Wall Timer Switch automates hard-wired lighting and devices on a repeating daily schedule. It installs in a standard single-pole switch box and requires a neutral wire for operation. A rocker-style wallplate is not included.
Suited For Scheduled Automation
This timer suits homeowners who want lights, fans or small motors to follow the same on-off pattern every day. It is not for buyers who need different schedules for weekdays and weekends, remote app control or dimming capability.
30-Minute Interval Programming
The mechanical dial uses push pins set at 30-minute intervals to define up to 24 hours of on-periods. Electrical ratings are 125VAC, 15A general load, 1250W tungsten, ½ HP motor and 500VA electronic ballast or LED.
Highlights
- Automate daily lighting with 24-hour mechanical timer
- Set precise schedules using 30-minute interval push pins
- Control LED, CFL, incandescent and halogen bulbs
- Replace standard single-pole switches with rocker-style fit
- Rated 15 A, 125 VAC, 1250 W tungsten, 500 VA ballast
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the UltraPro 24-Hour Mechanical In-Wall Timer Switch and what is the step people often miss?
Connect line, load and the required neutral wire; the step many miss is confirming a neutral is present in the box before starting.
Which parts of this timer will need replacement over time?
The mechanical push-pin dial and internal motor can wear after years of daily 30-minute cycling; the switch body itself has no user-serviceable parts.
What is the first limit reached when running a continuous load on this timer?
The 15 A general rating or 1250 W tungsten limit will be reached before the ½ HP motor or 500 VA ballast ratings.
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