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Part Number 59018
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CCI Woods 59018 In-Wall 7-Day Digital Programmable Timer for Outlet and Appliance, 1-Pack With this simple timer you can come home to a lighted house, wake up to a soft radio, or even put a timer on the video games. You can also use it for bathroom fans, ceiling fans, heaters, carriage lights, and fountains. The settings repeat weekly with multiple on and off settings that are easy to set up. It has a self recharging batter back-up in case of power failure, and fits in single gang switch box. It is compatible with compact fluorescent bulbs, and lowers energy costs. This unit is rated at 120-Volt, 15-Amp, 1800-Watt Resistive 120-Volt,15-Amp, 1800-Watt Tungsten 1HP, 120-Volt, 15-Amp, 1800-Watt Inductive
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Custom set this programmable timer to turn lights, exhaust, and ceiling fans, space heaters, and other appliances On and Off at certain times of the day the settings repeat weekly, allowing you to set it and walk away; use up to 7 settings per day or 49 per week. 1 potential use is to turn On lights in your house when no one is home, making it appear your home is occupied, deterring burglars and increasing security. Other handy features include simple push button settings, self recharging battery back up in case of power failure, and compatibility with compact fluorescent bulbs. Installation is easy, it replaces a standard light switch plate and fits a standard decorator switch plate. Realize energy saving by timing appliances and lights to only be On when needed. 120V, 15A, 1800W. Resistive 120V, 15A, 1800W Tungsten 1 HP, 120V, 15A, 1800W Inductive.
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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful
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I've purchased this seven day electronic timer to use on my front porch light. The installation of this device requires three wire connections. It requires the white wire or neutral as well as the hot and switch leg. The green wire is to be connected to the electrical outlet box and is optional. I was fortunate with my installation that there is a neutral wire in the box. Otherwise, I would had to install the neutral wire in the outlet box before I can use this timer. The timer has its own rechargeable battery backup. This device uses an actual relay to do the switching on and off, so it is compatible with all loads whether it be compact fluorescent lighting or motor loads up to 15 amps. This device is kind of bulky that it requires quite a lot of space inside the electrical box. It occupies up to 1 5/8 inch in depth or about the same as a GFCI device.
The timer is fairly easy to program. First you have to set the clock by lifting the cover that happened to be the push button for the light switch by prying it up with a small screwdriver. Once you have it open, press and hold the clock button until it starts blinking. When that happens, you can press the hour button to advance to the correct hour. Next, do the same for the minutes. Finally set the week day. Next, press and hold the timer button to set the time when you want the light to come on and off. Repeat this, if you want the light to come on at different time on another day. Otherwise just leave it on one day setting. Using just the first day setting. The timer will turn on and off the light the same time every day.
The timer is fairly easy to program. First you have to set the clock by lifting the cover that happened to be the push button for the light switch by prying it up with a small screwdriver. Once you have it open, press and hold the clock button until it starts blinking. When that happens, you can press the hour button to advance to the correct hour. Next, do the same for the minutes. Finally set the week day. Next, press and hold the timer button to set the time when you want the light to come on and off. Repeat this, if you want the light to come on at different time on another day. Otherwise just leave it on one day setting. Using just the first day setting. The timer will turn on and off the light the same time every day.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I purchased three of these Woods timers in November 2010. While installation instructions were clear, I chose to use an electrician. He had all three installed in about 45 minutes. I did the programming. It is important to follow the instructions exactly; otherwise, you will have to start over and may need to push the reset button, which I had to do on one of the units. All three units functioned perfectly out of the box. However, programming keys are pretty small and for older eyes such as mine, a magnifying glass and high intensity flashlight were helpful. I'm using the timers with CFL outside lights and so far they are working well.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I'm on my second one, and both have been problems. When it is hooked up correctly, the light flashes. That's two of these in a row, over a one year period. Obviously a poorly-constructed Chinese product. I'm taking mine back for a refund from Loews. Conversely, my Intermedics worked great for years, and they only have two wires to connect. Simple and efficient. Too bad Intermedics seems to be backing away from the business.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice little timers
Purchased two off these at Amazon for my outdoor flood lights. Purpose was to delete my 100 watt security light. Read more
Published 16 days ago by Donald R. Junk
Woods In-Wall Timer
Installed timer in 10 minutes. Easy to follow directions and set up if you are able to perform simple in-wall wiring installations. Read more
Published 2 months ago by R. Torres
Simple & Intuitive
I purchased this timer to replace a bulky & noisy mechanical timer for a vent fan. You need basic knowledge of electrical circuitry to install it but with that, it can be done in... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Kevin Cross
Great wall timer
I had a similar one of these for my outside garage lights go out. Bought this one to replace it, and it works great. I love all the programmable times it allows.
Published 5 months ago by Joey R. Sackett
So far so good
The unit works as advertised. The installation guide and instructions were easy to understand. There were no problems with flickering of the fluorescent lights as happens with... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Ben D.
Smart timer
I purchased this timer to replace an intermatic SS8 astrophysical timer that had burned out. When I reviewed intermatic in-wall timers I was shocked by how many bad reviews there... Read more
Published 7 months ago by mirabel4
This was a great purchase for me.
Before purchasing this wall switch timer, I would have to leave the light on all day while at work.
I leave for work while it is still dark out, and this time of year, I don't... Read more
I leave for work while it is still dark out, and this time of year, I don't... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Charles
Defective from start. Never let current through even with manual on.
The description sounds good. The product never worked. Installation is simple, and was checked and double-checked with two different lights. Read more
Published on April 18, 2010 by Amazon customer, WA USA
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