Can you use this with an outlet timer to have the water boil automatically at a set time?
231601
No the start button must be pressed to activate it at the certain temp you want. Simply applying power to it will not set it in motion to boil or heat water
231602
It heats the water really fast and after it beeps I hit the hold temperature button if I'm not ready to use it. Even if you could turn it on automatically it will just turn off after the water boils. It's a feature to protect those of us who walk away and let the pot boil dry.
2019975
The control that sets the amount of heat is separate from the control that sets the time that the heat is active. Therefore the answer is YES. There is no timer that just measures time and the appropriate alarm (which would be useful).Haby
1962448
Yes. I generally set a timer for about 17 minutes then turn it off myself, just because I don't want to forget and it doesn't have any sort of beeper. Once the water boils out it turns itself off.
599197
I don't believe so. Heating unit is on top and has several temperature settings. Could find no timer.
1001603
No. if you use a separate controller, which I do, then it can be easily adjusted to the temperature you want. I use the Ranco ETC-111000-000 Prewired Digital Temperature Controller (ETC-111000-000W) from ETC Supply.. They can also supply an extra length sensor wire and also install heat shrink tubing for underwater use. As far as a automatic timer for the different temperatures, I don't know about that.
1902855
Yes if you plug it into a separate timer which you can purchase at the hardware store fairly reasonable. This is a great coffee maker and the coffee is super hot. My husband loves this product.
1004461
Yes. Just set to the desired temperature and power mode (Low, Med, High). It will automatically adjust the power to maintain that temperature. I just leave my unit on continuously. I Occasionally adjust the temperature and mode if the weather will be changing drastically. No need to use the timer.
676950
to the best of my knowledge there was no timer option. I would say I am about 75% sure on this. I would check, but I do not have the unit near by.
1055391
This is not what you need. This timer lets you manually set a duration to water.
1975436
Not that I know of, this unit needs a trigger then it transfers power at a predetermined time setting. Look for a delay timer.
769191
Yes. One can set the water frequency to: 8hr, 12hr, 24hr and every 2 days, 3 days, and 7 days (i.e., once a week). It is very reliable. We have ours set at every 24 hr.
785501
This timer is a simple set the time to water. Mine has worked very well and does shut off as expected. This one does not have a multiple program capability.
1346541
You will need to plug it in to a timer if you want it on a schedule. Without a timer, this regulator is either on or off. You can adjust the flow rate, but that is all.
2119981
yes. i often do just that. takes a bit of figuring out but by moving main lever to left or right you can control how much goes 2 each outlet. use handle 2 control volume of water.
955024
You wouldn't want to. This timer is to place inline on an electrical circuit for something like a light switch. You would want to use something like this for a water heater: http://www.bulbamerica.com/silver-t300-7-day-digital-heavy-timer-white-color.html?mr:trackingCode=70FBA22C-9F79-E111-8435-001517B1882A&mr;:referralID=NA&mr;:adType=pla&gclid;=CIjy0Jbbv7oCFadFMgodFz8AEg
1232982
Yes. In a typical wall outlet, you could use both timers or a timer and something else. I have a timer and a noise machine (which has a big wall adapter) plugged into the same wall outlet. I'll try to remember to post a picture
26385
You can use this timer to control 120 volt coil on contactor... and then use contactor to switch 240 volt load.... this timer requires neutral wire: http://waterheatertimer.org/Install.html#neutral