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Part Number 31200
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This Stanley Indoor TimerMax Weekly Digital Timer will turn the electrical devises ON/OFF automatically. Simple programming activates the device on specific days, 7 days a week or weekend only. Includes Battery backup maintains settings during power failures. Vacation mode - timer randomly turns ON and OFF. It has a grounded outlet. It will help save money and energy - in the OFF position, timer cuts power to device, eliminating wasteful standby power. Rating: UL/CUL 120V/10A/1200W Tung,60H.
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This indoor digital timer allows you to set a different on/off schedule for each day of the week, making life more convenient while saving energy. Its large LCD display and push button programming make setting the timers quick and hassle-free. You can set
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43 of 44 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this timer to turn on lights because it gets dark early in the winter and its dark when we get up. I also bought a Woods 7 Day Timer which cost twice as much. They both work equally well, but the more expensive can have up to 8 each day or 64 on and off in a week and has a second grounded outlet on the opposite side. Both program in similar ways (the Woods is a little more complicated because it has more features).
You can chose Daily (M T W T F S or S), M T W T F S S (everyday), M T W T F, or Sat Sun. (The Woods Timer you can also select M W F and Tue Thur Sat.)
Though the Stanley Timer has only 8 on and off settings, since the setting can be say Monday through Friday you get 5 days with only one setting. Then use one setting for Sat Sun, i.e. two days with one setting. Only two setting for the week! Unless you have a crazy unpredictable schedule this timer is more than adequate.
I have only used 4 settings to turn on the lights in the family room in the morning and evenings. No more stumbling around in the dark in the mornings and when we get home at night! In the master bedroom, I can hit the snooze, but the light helps me get up (keeps me from going back to sleep).
On the downside is there is only one grounded outlet on the left side because the switch contact is only rated for 60 Watts for Incandescent (standard wire filament style bulb) and 1200 Watts (10 Amps) resistive for CFL bulbs or appliances such as rice cookers, crock pots, tea/coffee makers, etc. If you need a heavier duty switch contacts then get the Woods Timer which is rated for 15 Amp or 1875 Watts lighting or resistive.
The back-up battery uses two button cell batteries, which is no big deal (hint: purchase Alkaline or Lithium button cell batteries at discount/dollar stores in a bubble pack card for a dollar which has 3 or more batteries). If you don't want to replace the batteries the Woods 7 Day it has a built in recharging battery.
For everyday use this Stanley Timer is great timer for a reasonable price.
You can chose Daily (M T W T F S or S), M T W T F S S (everyday), M T W T F, or Sat Sun. (The Woods Timer you can also select M W F and Tue Thur Sat.)
Though the Stanley Timer has only 8 on and off settings, since the setting can be say Monday through Friday you get 5 days with only one setting. Then use one setting for Sat Sun, i.e. two days with one setting. Only two setting for the week! Unless you have a crazy unpredictable schedule this timer is more than adequate.
I have only used 4 settings to turn on the lights in the family room in the morning and evenings. No more stumbling around in the dark in the mornings and when we get home at night! In the master bedroom, I can hit the snooze, but the light helps me get up (keeps me from going back to sleep).
On the downside is there is only one grounded outlet on the left side because the switch contact is only rated for 60 Watts for Incandescent (standard wire filament style bulb) and 1200 Watts (10 Amps) resistive for CFL bulbs or appliances such as rice cookers, crock pots, tea/coffee makers, etc. If you need a heavier duty switch contacts then get the Woods Timer which is rated for 15 Amp or 1875 Watts lighting or resistive.
The back-up battery uses two button cell batteries, which is no big deal (hint: purchase Alkaline or Lithium button cell batteries at discount/dollar stores in a bubble pack card for a dollar which has 3 or more batteries). If you don't want to replace the batteries the Woods 7 Day it has a built in recharging battery.
For everyday use this Stanley Timer is great timer for a reasonable price.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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I purchased this because I have a space heater set up at my computer desk down in the basement and I kept forgetting to turn off the heater when I went to bed at night. So now, I plug the heater into this timer; I've set the timer to allow power to the heater only from 6am to 10:30pm and that way even if I forget to turn off the heater, the timer will turn it off at 10:30pm and it will stay off until 6am. I still use the power switch on the heater to turn the heater on or off, but the timer provides the safety net of turning it off in case I forget.
Admittedly, the LCD display has some small text which is hard to see if you're messing with this under a desk on the floor. Here's my suggestion:
1. Pull out the plastic tab from the backup battery so that the battery will remember the time settings even when disconnected from the power.
2. INITIALLY, plug the unit into an outlet that is easy to reach and well lit (e.g., a bathroom outlet).
3. Follow the directions that state that you should plug in the unit and let it run for 10 or 15 minutes before setting it up.
4. After waiting the 10-15 minutes, program in the settings while the unit is plugged into the well-lit and easy-to-reach outlet.
5. Now unplug the unit and transfer it to the target location and plug it in there--because the unit has a backup battery, all your settings should still be correct and now you're ready to plug in your appliance!
Admittedly, the LCD display has some small text which is hard to see if you're messing with this under a desk on the floor. Here's my suggestion:
1. Pull out the plastic tab from the backup battery so that the battery will remember the time settings even when disconnected from the power.
2. INITIALLY, plug the unit into an outlet that is easy to reach and well lit (e.g., a bathroom outlet).
3. Follow the directions that state that you should plug in the unit and let it run for 10 or 15 minutes before setting it up.
4. After waiting the 10-15 minutes, program in the settings while the unit is plugged into the well-lit and easy-to-reach outlet.
5. Now unplug the unit and transfer it to the target location and plug it in there--because the unit has a backup battery, all your settings should still be correct and now you're ready to plug in your appliance!
20 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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These have stopped working after less than 6 months of use. They were only being used on weekends, the first one died after 3 months and the second one just died last weekend.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Works well for me
I was able to program and use this timer without reading the manual, which was in fine print. The screen is useable even with bad vision, but the AM and PM indicators are a bit... Read more
Published 21 days ago by Georgia Sun
CONSULTA
I think it's a great tool to save electricity and help the home economy
I wonder if you can use to 220v
thanks.
I wonder if you can use to 220v
thanks.
Published 1 month ago by JULIAN
Bought Two- One Lasted, One Didn't
I needed an automatic socket timer for my bearded dragons, in order to turn their lights on and off automatically in the morning/evening. Read more
Published 1 month ago by sarahandjames
still figuring out
I never figured out how it works. It is about half a year since I ordered it, still trying to set it up. No, I would not recommend this product. Read more
Published 2 months ago by franky
It works fine -- but too many options makes it complicated
I was looking for the cheapest digital timer I could find, and this was it. Works fine, but it is complicated to set up. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Kurt
Works great!
I bought this to run some LED Christmas lights / mood lighting. it works great! there are 8 on/off programs. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Chris
Works fine
After finding what I was doing wrong with the darn thing, it works fine. I'm thinking of ordering another one.
Published 3 months ago by trio
DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT!
I am a fairly handy person but this timer is the most impossible to set. It is complicated and extremely difficult to see the tiny display. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Sheryl
ABSOLUTE JUNK!!!
The ONLY thing that this was able to do was keep time. If I would have wanted a clock, then I would have ordered a clock. I wanted an digital timer though. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Potsy
Worked for 1 WEEK
Had to change my review - gave it one star because I thought it died, but in reality the instructions were just unclear. Now I realize it's fine.
Published 3 months ago by scott snyder
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