will this timer let me turn the watter on for fifteen secon intervils 12 times in a one hour period ?
1282622
No, there are only four options per day and this would require 12 options or more.
335761
Yes, You would need to check the amount of amps the heater draws and the maximum amp load the timer switch is designed for ( I beleive it is 15 amps). Normally a separate circuit should be utilized for heaters.
1936984
No, this is just a delay (timer) relay. You need 12v DC program-able digital timer. See amazon link for example part that can do what you want it to do for you.uxcell DC 12V Digital LCD Power Programmable Timer Time Switch Relay 10A
790354
It will power anything under 500 watts, but who's to say if it will power it for 5 hours, or 5 seconds. These things need to list their watt hours.
2270230
I set as many timers as I need and then I activate them one at a time or in seriatim or all at the same time. I am not certain this answers your question.
236849
It's easy. Each black segment represents 15 minutes of time. Press down all the consecutive segments within the range of time that you want the power to be on.
1911916
I had to take a look at the timer to answer. The rating on it is 15 amp, 1800 watt. So as long as you fall below those max ratings on the timer you should be ok. I bought it because it was the only basic timer I could find with this high of a watt and amp rating that would control a 1.5 HP pool pump, all the others had too low of a wattage and amperage rating. I am satisfied with this timer, its basic, affordable and will power larger items. I had a really fancy digital timer I paid 4 times more than this one for and the electronics in it went bad. I like the simplicity of this one without any electronics that can go bad again.
456153
It should be fine. I use my timer for my aquarium lights. You can turn the thing that is plugged in on and off 6 times in 1 day if I remember correctly. So far I've had no problems with the timer and I find it really easy to use.
315177
No, this is not a programmable or repeating timer. It only counts down to shutoff based on the duration you choose each time you turn it on. For on and off settings repeated daily, look for the simple round model with a perimeter of pegs representing half-hours.
2212071
Timer is rated for up to 44 watts usage. You may want to ask an electrician or contact Intermatic's customer service department. Never hurts check with manufacturer.
461854
yes. example, my settings were: Mon-Thur, Off 3am-6pm. On 6pm-3am/ Fri, Off 3am-Sat 7am On 7am-7pm/ Off Sat 7pm-Sun 7am On 7am-3pm. Very programmable for each of seven days. My opinion though is the more it turns on and off, the shorter the life of the unit.
1076621
The timer can be turned up to as much as 15 hours. If you want longer, you'll need to unplug it and re-plug, and then press the power button.
1311966
If the power is off, it prompts you. If you don't select for it to stay on, it turns off in 15 seconds
1771760
No, this is a 24 hour timer. You would probably need a digital timer to handle your need.
335758
I used one for a ceiling mounted heater and it works fine. I think these timers are rated for 15 amps. Great timer.
211932
Yes you can by taking advantage of the fact that the device actually has 4 individual timers. You would set timer 1 at 4 hours, timer 2 at 8 hours, and timer 3 at 12 hours.
1974407
There's just one timer for all the outlets. Here's the user guide: http://www.apcmedia.com/salestools/SCON-7RJP3D/SCON-7RJP3D_R0_EN.pdf?sdirect=true