Will this work for electric clock motors and still keep accurate time? I have a Smith electrical clock (U.K.) and would like to use it in the US.
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Michael, if your clock is originally rated for 220V 50Hz you may find trouble with operating your clock. However, you should also be aware that it also steps up the frequency. So your clock which is set for 50Hz would burn up quicker in an environment of 60Hz. Unless it is rated for both frequencies and voltages(220/110V and 50/60Hz). Hope that helped.
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Hi! Only replace your timer with the same model/serial number that you actually have. I'm not a pro, I don't know which other could work as the one you own,but you must keep the same model! and yeah... you could vary the serial, it will work, but with some deficiencies! Better safe than sorry, match model/serial for accurate replacement. Good luck!
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Best thing you can do is send this clock back. They are all pieces of crap. It isnanshame too because I really liked it. I had no trouble getting mine to set. But unfortunately when I did.....the numbers kept fading in and out. There is a little map on the screen. Just toggle one of the buttons on top till you find the one that darkens the area of the map in which you live. The clock should set itself thereafter as far as the time goes. Hope you have better luck with your than I did mine.
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I don't think so. The gears on your clock won't mesh with the gears on a WG1573 series motor
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Yes, most likely. The watch doesnt ask user "state, country,etc." The only time GPS wont work is indoors. If u hav more ?'s about any model, go directly to website & find "contact or help" & u can call directly or em'L them. I em'Ld em for GPS issues, they answered the next day.
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Yes. The clock only is displayed while plugged in. Yet it keeps the current.
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Dan, yes this clock only works on c batteries. I think its a great clock it was just what I was looking for, and no problem seeing the time.
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Changing the time is with mechanical trippers. Google intermatic time clock trippers. I installed it a while back and be for we used it the customer change the Moyer to a different voltage.
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Yes it will work. Anything that utilizes a battery this will work for. Download a copy of the equipment electrical schematic along with the schematic provided with the alarm and it will be a easy installation.
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The short answer is I don't know. The long answer is that after installing the timer/switch, I haven't had to touch it other than when the time changes twice a year and I want to set the clock appropriately. So, if it is in a waterproof box outside and no moisture gets in, I would guess it would work. My thinking is that it is really easy to install and the item is not all that expensive, that I would give it a try, and if it doesn't work, then go to the more expensive options.
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I only use mine with timex. I believe they do if it uses the same format. Sorry, wish I could be more help.
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If I were doing this, I would use an Intermatic ET1100 Series or ET1700 Series Electronic Timer. Depending on your motor wiring you may or may not require an additional relay.
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Look at the motor you need to replace and determine the wire color. The clock wise motors have one wiring color, the counter clockwise another color. Just use caution when ordering. I am still waiting on my order from the company it has been almost 90 days. The company simply says "stay patient, we're shipping from Hong kong".
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I really setting the clock at the correct time could not keep accurate time. The divice do not has a place to regulate. It is a fail of factory.
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You need to set your hour offset from GMT. Then set your time. If you look at what time it says when you turn it on you can also just go change your offset until correct time is displayed (without changing your time). This is a way to set it if you are not sure about time offset. IF YOU DO THIS IT WILL HAVE CORRECT TIME AT STARTUP FOR YOUR LOCAL AREA. You do not have to have it on a power source when not in use. I have mine set and when the ignition is off there is no power and when i start up time is spot on local time. So it is not just setting time, the offset must be correct for your geographic location then when clock is set you should have no issues. It took?me a whioe to figure it out so do not feel bad. Directions are lacking much detail. Try www.timetemperature.com/tzus/gmt_united_states.shtml for offset listings.
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I couldn't get it to work.The light would come on but the buttons would not set the clock.I didn't thinkit was worth the trouble return it so I threw it in the trash. I had got this for my sister who cant remember the day and date(senile--old age)I bought a desk calendar /clock that works just fine for her.Got it from walmart. sorryi couldn't be any help to you.
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I can't remember except that it was easy to set the time. Did instructions come with your clock? It doesn't seem like the pin should've come all the way out. Mine is almost a year old now and is still keeping perfect time so it might be worth your while to seek and exchange or contact the manufacturer directly. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.