Can the ST01 Digital Wall Timer be used with the spiral type fluorescent light bulbs (26 watts)?
925845
According to others that have commented on this Timer, it does work with CFL light bulbs. (That's probably because the ST01 uses a battery to keep store the programming for on/off times.)
925846
Yes. I only use the CFL bulbs in my house and I have 3 of these timer switches. With no issues.
925847
One of my outside lights connected to this switch is a spiral fluorescent. Not sure about the wattage off hand, but I think you're ok.
925848
Yes it should work it is a relay type switch which means it will work for just about anything as long as the amps aren't to high. 26 watts no problem.
925849
Yes,it uses an electronic contact so it can handle motors, any type of light and other items withour problems. I'm using [13] 26 watt bulbs on it as we speak.
1265247
An LED bulb should be fine. But I am doubtful that it will work to reduce power to the Heath fixture.
411409
There is a minimum wattage required (60W?) to make this timer work. CFL/ LEDs will not work if the total wattage does not meet the requirements. I still have this timer, not able to use it, not able to return it. I hope this helps.
2057130
Yes absolutely buddy. You can use a timer on anything... If it were a big high wattage light you would need a heavy duty timer... but as this is only 150 watts or less you should be fine with any timer.. just get a heavy duty though one. 12 bucks.. can not go wrong!
492628
Yes, as I said in my review, I have both the fan and the light wired to separate wall switches. Actually the fan is wired to a 3-speed selector knob, but you could use a slider switch as well.The light fixture says 40 watt max, so 60 watt bulbs probably wouldn't be a good idea. However, you can purchase CFL bulbs which are 60 watt equivalent but only use <20 watts.
724111
Not with the timer alone- you will need a DPDT Relay wired in with the timer and the other switch. It is not a beginner project.
2033943
I doubt it. I would look into another timer. I bought 5 in order to get 1 that worked.
2205806
I'm using it with florescent lighting but the instructions say it will work with any current bulb. I'm sure the LED's will be fine.
1411328
Just checked today on Intermatic website ST01 specification resource and it lists CFL/LED compatible.
2114240
I don't see why not. It is a mechanical timer instead of a solid state one, so there are no issues with impedance. I use it with a dual fluorescent fixture on my aquarium without any problems.
1755279
You will need to check if the wires are interchanged. Mine was same. if not get an electrician. This timer works perfect For CFL and led bulbs.
1281642
I use it with a bank of 6 - 40 watt equiv. LED globe type bulbs in the bathroom. Works well, after you adjust the low end threshold for the lowest sustainable light level.
684421
They are compatible as long as the Digital ballast are at 100 percent or Super lumen (if applicable). I found that if you use the 50% or 75% settings on a Digital Ballast the timers will stop working, and will show no signs of damage, either internally or externally. Hope this helps
1036007
Yes. I have been running CFLs off three of these timers for more than a year. Works fine.
359674
I would assume so. If you plug timer into wall, then plug light cord into it :)
1232303
It works with any 2 prong or 3 prong plug. I hope that's helpful. I'm not sure I understand your question but if you can plug your light into the wall you can plug it into this power panel timer
2016114
Works with Incandescent and halogen lighting http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/honeywell-econoswitch-programmable-light-switch-timer-almond.htm