Ok 12v supply which triggers the timer that will actuate a set of lights with there own power? I need some that will turn on then off in a couple min
525391
This unit will supply power, when triggered, for a time period that you can adjust. I use this to run a 12v dc motor, my trigger is a electronic timer that triggers this unit to run for a preset time. Hope this was helpfull.
525392
This will work fine, as long as you use a separate relay to handle the power needed for the lights.
1122024
This is the kind of charge controller that would charge your 12v battery or battery array so that you can turn your lights on/off normally
1529746
I use a 12 volt regulated power supply. The power inputs require bare leads from the supply. You will need to be sure your PS can deliver enough current to drive the number of led's you are connecting to it.
1421161
I used this power supply for 12V LED path lights with an AC to DC converter module from superbrightleds.com to convert the AC output to DC. Worked well.
1658830
This is just a charge controller it shuts off the flow of power from the solar panels to the storage batteries, try a timer that would be used for Christmas lights
1491752
At the Batteries Store. These little lights are not dependable and only about half of them work. Good Luck.
390946
EZ just connect to 12v. My overhead lights were all on 1 switch......boom......!
1843271
I assume you want to use this timer to turn on and off the power to the transformer? If so, I don't see why this timer wouldn't work for that - go for it!
325339
Yes, you might look at the department 56 lighting power units. They are all similar and may help you out
2247152
I think you mean lamp timers. If so, yes I use a timer with my lamp and it works perfectly.
1212668
Press the botton used to select the amount of time for it to stay on. If you can't reach the outlet you might be better off with a regular light timer set to turn on and off by itself.
1233806
Yes we have ours on a timer, but it can be setup for a standard switched light.
1880245
I would NOT NOT NOT recommend this - I use this with fluorescent lights and it missed over half of the start / stop times which are extremely important... Unless you are going to be around each day/night you want these to turn on and make sure they turn on and off at the proper times, I would NOT buy this... I actually use an old school one where you have to push the little button in on the side to tell it when to turn on and off and I havent have one problem yet... This is an instance in where technology is not better.
1464175
I had the same problem with my switch trying to use it for a 12 volt outdoor light. Power going in, light fixture works when connected directly to the battery, but timer does not work. I am past the 30 days, so.....
1257008
These are only one watt. So you power supply will be minimal. I would by the smallest transformer. I don't know what that would be. Perhaps a 50? With LEDs you can go small and save money! Note when you go to set your timer be advised that the red indicator is to turn on the light. A bit counter intuitive.
1314357
There is just a single timer built into this box. If you want different runs of lights to come on at different times you will need more than one transformer I believe. Depending on the wattage of lights on each run, you might be able to use a smaller, less expensive box. Hope this helps.
613666
It does not include a timer feature. You could probably plug it into a timer outlet like those sold to turn lights off and on and accomplish what you want to do.