Will this Digital timer replace clock type timers on older On Time Classic and Elite model feeders?
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If you can get to the motor wires ( pos. and neg.) This unit will work. The new unit has all wires LABELED . ( Pos.,Neg. motor,-Pos. solar charger and Battery, Neg solar charger and Battery,). This unit works 6 or 12 volts
1077851
As long as the leads are connected properly, it should replace all auto feeders. Because all it does is tell the spinners when to spin.
1077852
As long as it will fit inside the housing it will replace any timer. This timer, a 6 or 12 volt battery, and a housing with a good motor and your in business.
1077853
I know nothing about your feeders but suspect that John Meyers' answer is correct. As info, these timers are working very well for me.
1077854
it should because you are deleting the old type and connecting straight to the motor
2032648
No, joyce. Better buy a quality brand then a cheap timer, as recently i brought a Melnor Aqua Timer, it suck Battery to the max 1 week once set new AA battery
1591019
Yes it will fit, the opening for the standard toggle switch that was there will allow you to install the faceplate of the timer.
955196
I'm not sure. You could access the PDF spec sheet on Sper Scientific's website before purchasing the timer.
797031
The same. Only you have to set feed time different. It really doesn't change anything.
2148854
Time to buy a new timer. Cheaper to replace than repair. Stick with old style timer, not newer digital timer
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I think there are 6 different feed times you can set and feeder can be set to go off from 1 to 30 seconds
974093
The timer I have, the model MT 13, will only handle one-minute intervals. I don't know about other means of timing.
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If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
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U have to reprogram it every day. U would be better off getting the automatic feeder that has 5 separate bowls. It runs on 4 D batteries n u set the timers digitally. Then all u need to do is fill them. It's more expensive but worth it. I have 3 feeders at my house. Love it!
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I do not have the model numbers memorized. The biggest thing that I have trouble with on this newer model timer is that there is no top knock out so if you are mounting on a round pole you can not mount them both on the same surface and this requires a lot of adjusting. This model as did the older ones I am replacing were 24 hour single day timers. This new model only has connection holes on the side and the bottom. If that is not a problem and you need a 24 hour timer it will work fine.
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I'm not sure, you might check around on that on Google. I got it for my feeder which fell 2 weeks ago and broke :(.
757449
You know, I am not sure. That's a feature that I have never used. Also there is no mention in the manual that shows a timer function.So My answer would be no.Hope this helps.Bob
1403130
Yes. But you will not get it to work. The knob is so difficult to remove and to re-connect to the shaft, that it apparently destroys the internal workings of the timer. We ordered 4, and could not get any to work. We have used the same brand of timers for many years, but these were worthless.
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It won't by itself. I think you can set like 23 different on/off settings. The shortest time interval is a minute though. I attached a separate timer that turns on for 11 seconds to feed fish in a tank every two days. This timer actuates the other timer that then runs a motor for a specific amount of time. It was a HeroNeo® 12v Home Automation Delay Timer Control Switch Module Digital Display LED.
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I think the T20004R number is for the entire Timer control box. As long as it has the compatible type of Intermatic timers listed with WG1573-10D, you should be ok. Here is what is listed in the Amazon product description: "Intermatic WG1573-10D 60-Hertz Replacement Clock Motor for T100, T170, T100R201, T1400, T100-20 and WH Series" The web site for Intermatic timer products "http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Pool_and_Spa.aspx"
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G'Day, "A_M"! As long as your timer has an outlet for a two-prong plug and the clearance around the outlet for the boxy transformer housing behind the plug, you should be fine. If it helps, I had to use one of those light-duty extension cords even though the feeder cord is plenty long enough. The boxy plug was just too big for my timer, but the extension cord plug fit nicely. ...Hope this helps. Cheers! -j.