I am trying toreplace a Intermatic timer for low voltage lighting. I can't find the model number. It is 120V 60HZ...This looks like the one I need .
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I'm not sure about the electrical components but I have two strings/packages of Malibu lights attached to all my timers. I have a lot of lights... I love the look. I have a total of three timers which have lasted at least 6 yrs each. I wouldn't buy anything else. Easy to use and install! Hope this helps...! :)
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it is the one you need! remember the 88 watts is the amount of watts you can safely run on this transformer plus or minus about 10 watts either way . add up your bulb wattage and see if it adds up to about that 88 volt wattage !
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The one I received works only on a 120 volt line. It also failed completely after a couple months.
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You are correct. This dimmer needs 12V input and will output 12V. It only can work with low voltage lights.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that, but the intermatic ML121RT is strictly 12 volt ac for outdoor lights. I would think you would want to buy a different transformer that would take you from 120 vac to 12 vdc.
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this works perfect for low voltage landscape lighting, i just removed the clips from the timer on the transformer and plugged the transformer in to the outdoor insteon.
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Don't know if this is correct. On label on back it says: Type 12WL TP 120V 0.05A 60HZ
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I just went and took a look, the info on the side of my tool reads: 120 volt, 60Hz, 5A.No other voltage or Hz is mentioned.
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Cristina, this 15-minute interval timer has only one outlet, an undesirable LED light, does not last long, and wobbles in the power outlet (cheap). I suggest a heavy duty mechanical timer from Home depot. It is a solid 30-minute interval timer with two outlets, no LED light, and lasts much longer than the TM01015.
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The clock is powered by 120V and also has battery backup in case of a power outage. I actually use it inside of a coke machine to turn the exterior lights on and off so I'm not paying for the lights to be on all day. It should work fine for your outlet as it handles 120V in and out. Just Ohm out the wire that goes to your outlet and hook it to the power out wire on the timer. I haven't had an issue with it yet, but I had a friend that got a couple of duds before he finally got a good one. Worth the money though!
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The one I have is a 120v model. I bought it through Amazon about a year ago so I assume the one you are looking at is also a 120v model.
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Yes. This model is quite versatile. Plus the timer portion will work on 120, 208, 240 or 277v and can be powered from a 3rd source if you wish. You can switch 2 120v circuits independently or together. You can set many stop/start times.
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This dimmer is to be used with 110 -120 v only. Not sure if there is a dimmer for 12v, or low voltage.
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Hi I work for Northern Light Technologies. The light will work on 50-60Hz and 100-270V. All you need is an outlet adapter. Our sticker on the back of the unit is for CSA which is Canadian Standards so it does not show that it is good for 240V but YES it will work. If you have any further questions don't hesitate to call us 1-800-263-0066
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Maybe, maybe not. Double check to see if your current timer is 120 volts, some are higher voltage then this might not work. If it is 120 then this will probably work, but I am not an expert by any stretch.
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The model that I have is for 120 volt use only. I guess maybe use a converter or something. Hope this helps.... Pat.
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The label on mine says 120VAC 60Hz only. Maybe another model is set up for 240VAC 50Hz.
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The other response is NOT correct, it has a round ground plug, two flat prongs that are horizontal with matching size and location, basic US 240 volt ballast plug! Great timer, SUPER TOUGH and very accurate! Get it cheap and it's a steal! Good luck!