I need a replacment timer for this transformer. Is this available?
2067013
I do not know if a replacement timer is available but I seem to recall seeing that you could plug the transformer into an external timer. One of those should be readily available and inexpensive. Hope that works if all attempts to find the internal timer fail.
2067014
I'm sorry I don't know. When I had problems with mine I just bought a whole new unit. It works great.
2067015
I have had the same problem with the timers going out I replaced mine with a timer that I purchased at Menards or Walmart or your local hardware store, just make sure the are the same size approx.
2067016
These timers are all pretty much the same size. You should be able to get a replacement at any any hardware store.
2067017
Yes. But I decided to use a generic timer (because the timer can't just be placed outside, must be inside the can to perform all functions.) I couldn't easily find one with its socket in the right place & with right number of prongs. So had to lengthen the cords that are inside the big black "can." Unscrew the large plate timer mounts to. I took an extension cord and cut it up to get the right length leads and hooked up and insulated the wires and reinstalled the plate, then shoe horned the new timer in. I forget if I had to drill the plate or not. (If so, line that drilled hole with a rubber grommet from any hardware or car parts place.) Timer works fine. Yes. But I decided to use a generic timer (because the timer can't just be placed outside, must be inside the can to perform all functions.) I couldn't easily find one with its socket in the right place & with right number of prongs. So had to lengthen the cords that are inside the big black "can." Unscrew the large plate timer mounts to. I took an extension cord and cut it up to get the right length leads and hooked up and insulated the wires and reinstalled the plate, then shoe horned the new timer in. I forget if I had to drill the plate or not. (If so, line that drilled hole... » Read More Yes. But I decided to use a generic timer (because the timer can't just be placed outside, must be inside the can to perform all functions.) I couldn't easily find one with its socket in the right place & with right number of prongs. So had to lengthen the cords that are inside the big black "can." Unscrew the large plate timer mounts to. I took an extension cord and cut it up to get the right length leads and hooked up and insulated the wires and reinstalled the plate, then shoe horned the new timer in. I forget if I had to drill the plate or not. (If so, line that drilled hole with a rubber grommet from any hardware or car parts place.) Timer works fine. « Show Less
2067018
Probably not, suggest contacting manufacturer first. Shop around, I have bought 1 new and 4 at garage sales and eBay and Craig's list. I have 3 yards to light up. I only use motion sensor option.
1843273
It depends on what voltage your transformer puts out. It would have to be your standard 120v like your house outlets. This would not work on any more or less. If you can get that 120v output, I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND THIS TIMER! I've been using timers for 15yrs for pet reptile lighting. This is definitely the best one. Only a couple out there have the manual override that doesn't stop the scheduling.
1571034
Yes its an exact replacement, provided it is a 120v circut. Wait untill you receive new timer & then switch wires to new timer one by one.
1938062
I contacted the company, and within a couple of weeks, received a new timer unit that's worked just fine. I've had mine for a couple of years now, and am having to replace it because DH melted the cord.
2047423
It does not come in the kit you get and I don't remember seeing one on the Inspiredled.com wed site but you might want to look as I have had mine installed for 4 years so it has been awhile since I looked at their site. You could cut the plug off the wire going to the transformer and wire it in directly that way.
1843270
I assume you have a low voltage landscape lighting system with a 120vac input to the transformer. This timer should work well to feed power to the transformer on a programmed schedule. The timer plugs into a 120 vac outlet and has a 3-prong controlled outlet for powering your transformer.
1921622
This is my review I posted on these heaters....you will probably need an new transformer/ignitor part #75-025-0100...see my review below I purchased the smaller PT-55-SS Pro Temp Sun Stream version new and within 6 months it needed a new transformer which costs $75 w/shipping and are on a 6 month back order so I purchased another one called a Heat Hog which is the same as the Sun Stream and after running about 3 tanks of kerosene through this one it also had the transformer go out so I waited for my back order transformer to get here and when it did I installed it and once again within 3 months that one failed also...I followed all the instructions which include letting the heater go through its "cool down cycle" when turning it off and before restarting and they still burned out. My old Knipco heater lasted 15+ years with very little maintenance I should have never replaced it with these overpriced throw away models from Pinnacle. No use trying to argue your case with Pinnacle customer service since no matter what it cannot be their fault you must not have been using the heater properly.
1859683
You only have to only replace the backup battery. The transformer is for the hard wire connection.
1742883
Noo. U need transformer. Don't get this item it's not new . It is used . Trust me. Get new 1. Do not get it from here. Ali
1328322
The rating of your outdoor transformer of 600 watts falls below the spec. rating of the timer - 1000 watts. It should work out OK.
62522
I really don't know. I use just the regular transformer and it works fine. You might want to try the Lionel site. Good luck!
1494920
It was a ge timer I got at home depot a few years ago on there sit I only see this one by ge that is similar model 15318 it has on and off 5min 15min 30 min 60 min 2 hr and 4 hr the one I have only goes up to 60 minutes I think and has red leds not blue when I get back home I can take a pic if you need it
1583431
It does not come with a transformer and buttons. I used the ones that on hand when using my old door chime. They can be purchased at Lowes or Home Depot.
789595
It has a photo cell that will turn the transformer when its dark and you have a timer to keep it on up to 9 hours. To have the transformer turn on at a specific time will be possible only by connecting the transformer to a plug in timer
2152885
Only if the transformer is bad. I accidentally dropped my transformer & something was clunking inside - this led to a dead battery and a bad transformer.
136190
Try titancontrols.net all their timers are listed with information. Hope this works for you.
1784330
Hello There, Yes you might be missing the little plastic pieses, that fit in the little you see on the timer. there are two in it. one red to turn on and the other is black to turn off.or the transformer is dead.replace it. check one of the lights to see if the bulb worksBrent