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Part Number 59403
Size7-Day
Item Package Quantity1
Batteries Included?No
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Woods 59403 Heavy Duty Outdoor Digital Timer, Repeats Weekly, 7-Day If you're looking to have more control of units in your yard, this timer is for you. This is a Heavy duty programmable timer with two grounded outlets. It saves up to 7 different programs and repeats weekly. The LCD screen has a back-lit readout that displays current time and function. It provides extra security for your home or office by turning on and off whenever you like. It can also help with energy savings by being programmed to turn lights on only when needed. The battery back-up holds program settings when the power goes out, and the unit has a 24 inch power cord built in.
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Woods 59403 Heavy Duty Outdoor Digital Timer, Repeats Weekly, 7-Day If you're looking to have more control of units in your yard, this timer is for you. This is a Heavy duty programmable timer with two grounded outlets. It saves up to 7 different programs and repeats weekly. The LCD screen has a back-lit readout that displays current time and function. It provides extra security for your home or office by turning on and off whenever you like. It can also help with energy savings by being programmed to turn lights on only when needed. The battery back-up holds program settings when the power goes out, and the unit has a 24 inch power cord built in.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
This is the Woods 59403 digital timer. It's also sold as the "Westec TM15DOLB" and by General Electric, including at hardware stores. Prices vary widely.
It's a dual-outlet and dual-event, but each event applies to both outlets. It's not two timers in one, just one timer with two jacks.
It's also flakey. My unit died twice during setup and required the battery be removed. It doesn't work well manually. It's been working okay automatically for several cycles though.
It's a dual-outlet and dual-event, but each event applies to both outlets. It's not two timers in one, just one timer with two jacks.
It's also flakey. My unit died twice during setup and required the battery be removed. It doesn't work well manually. It's been working okay automatically for several cycles though.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
The timer is well made and has a battery backup so the program is not lost in a power outage. Although it will store separate programs for every day of the week, if you need the same on/off times for all days you can set up just one program so no need to enter separate ones. Easy to program and a large digital readout. The only problem we had was that the rubber surrounds on certain plugs made them too wide to fit into the device so we had to use a 2 prong converter and plug into that.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this timer after buying over 2 dozen of the Woods 59377, they look identical as far as the programming electronics go except this one has a replaceable battery, which is important because these are not backups or rechargeable as claimed, they are necessary to function. When the battery dies, they stop working.
I use timers in my restaurants to turn TVs on and off at set times. This model appealed to me solely because the battery was changeable.
I can tell you for me Woods timers have about an 80% fail rate within 6 months, usually due to the battery dying, but I have had several fail even with good batteries. The first one of these I ordered didn't work, but Amazon exchanged it and the second has been ok so far.
If you do get one that works for over six months, consider yourself lucky. I have maybe 3 or 4 that have worked over a year, the rest have all failed and been exchanged or trashed. Unfortunately this is still the best one I can find that is digital, and has 2 grounded outlets, all makes seem to be a little flaky.
You know you have a bad one if
1. Switch manually does not turn off or on (if it doesn't work manually it won't work on AUTO later when you need it to.)
2. The display has everything lit up or is garbled (if it does it once, it's over, it might work for a little while but will fail again soon)
3. Dead display - battery is dead (at least it's changeable for this model, not so on the 59377 white, it's done.)
It could really be a great product if it were more reliable, I mailed the Woods home company a box of bad ones a week ago with no expectations, I'll update here if they ever get back to me.
I use timers in my restaurants to turn TVs on and off at set times. This model appealed to me solely because the battery was changeable.
I can tell you for me Woods timers have about an 80% fail rate within 6 months, usually due to the battery dying, but I have had several fail even with good batteries. The first one of these I ordered didn't work, but Amazon exchanged it and the second has been ok so far.
If you do get one that works for over six months, consider yourself lucky. I have maybe 3 or 4 that have worked over a year, the rest have all failed and been exchanged or trashed. Unfortunately this is still the best one I can find that is digital, and has 2 grounded outlets, all makes seem to be a little flaky.
You know you have a bad one if
1. Switch manually does not turn off or on (if it doesn't work manually it won't work on AUTO later when you need it to.)
2. The display has everything lit up or is garbled (if it does it once, it's over, it might work for a little while but will fail again soon)
3. Dead display - battery is dead (at least it's changeable for this model, not so on the 59377 white, it's done.)
It could really be a great product if it were more reliable, I mailed the Woods home company a box of bad ones a week ago with no expectations, I'll update here if they ever get back to me.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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we had hoped to use this timer in our greenhouse to control overhead lighting during the winter season. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Stanley A. Urbas
COMPLETELY STOPPED WORKING AFTER 3 DAYS!
COMPLETELY STOPPED WORKING AFTER 3 DAYS! I changed the battery multiple times, tried to reset it, did everything I thought possible to make it work. Read more
Published 4 months ago by by by by by by by by by by
Works great.
Even though I didn't buy this timer from Amazon, I bought it to work my Christmas lights. I didn't use it on random or anything special; just to turn the lights on and off at... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Richard M. Holt
buggy and requires a battery
I purchased this timer in May 2010 to turn on and off two separate lights on my turtle tank. The timer is a little buggy and needed to be reset once or twice after setup. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Anonymous
Not worth it
I bought two of these timers, one completey failed and after an exchange it failed. I returned everything for a refund. That went well. Not the product!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more
Published 18 months ago by Dave
Heavy Duty, I don't think so.
Just look at the specs. This unit cannot handle over 1000W of power at 15 amps.
Yeah, the design looks really beefy, but read the specs and the truth comes out. Read more
Yeah, the design looks really beefy, but read the specs and the truth comes out. Read more
Published 21 months ago by F. Lamaestra
unreliable
This relies totally on the battery to keep gong - it's not a back up. My batteries might be older, but the timer has been resetting the time to 12:00 am almost every time it... Read more
Published 23 months ago by jewels
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