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Leviton 6124H-A Leviton 6124H-A Decora LCD Timer Switch (24 Hour), Almond | 
 enlarge | Brand: Leviton
Category: CE
Buy New: $50.95
New (3) from $50.95
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 6177
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
MPN: 1122A
Model: 1122A
UPC: 078477951156
EAN: 0078477951156
ASIN: B0007ZM1BE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Elegant Timer Lets You Easily Schedule Lighting Control | | • | Easy 24-hour on/off scheduling in 48 half-hour segments | | • | Permits separate ON or OFF scheduling for half-hour periods of the day | | • | Retain full manual ON/OFF control |
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Product Description
24-HOUR ON/OFF SCHEDULING TIMER SWITCH 1200W INCANDESCENT, IN 30 MINUTE INTERVALS: The Leviton Decora LCD 24 Hour Timer Switch is ideal for a wide variety of commercial and residential applications including outdoor lighting, exhaust fans, attic fans, bathroom heat lamps, jacuzzi or hot tubs, pool motors, sprinklers, office lights, janitor closets, etc. Energy is saved with this Timer since lights or other types of loads will shut OFF automatically according to the setting on the Timer.
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| Customer Reviews:
Works Great November 10, 2006
Patrick J. Lademan (Sterling Heights, MI)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I put my pool filter on a timer so that I don't forget to turn it on or off. I had a big bulky mechanical timer in a large steel box but eventually it quit working after the first year. This new solid state module that fits into a standard wall outlet box is perfect. I've lost power a few times and it surprisingly remembered my settings.
Lighting Autopilot May 10, 2006
wcc2 (Washington DC)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Got this for our front entry and walk lights (all same circuit). Wanted to always have the front lights on when it was getting dark. It saves us from having to turn the lights on every day. Another thing not to have to remember; nothing like electronics doing the work for you! As the description says, it's great for two reasons. First, if we are coming home late, the lights are now always on, which is handy for seeing our way into the house. Second, with the lights always coming on automatically, we aren't advertising when we aren't home.
The display screen (which is backlit in a phosphorous blue when you hit any of the buttons), shows 24 hours in 30 minute increments: 48 small hash marks.
The unit has one large button, with three smaller ones below. The large button is an on/off switch, if you want to manually override the timer. The three lower switches are for setting up the timer. The left button advances the cursor along the 30 minute interval hash marks. The center button toggles these hash marks as "turn light on during this interval". The right button is for setting the actual time, which is a second cursor that moves along the 30 minute hash marks. When the switch is on, the red LED lights up.
With these 30 minute intervals, you can turn the circuit on/off in any of these intervals. So you have complete flexibility as to when and how often you want to cycle the circuit. On the down side, since time is based on these 30 minute intervals, you cannot get it to turn on/off exactly at 12 noon or 4 o'clock. But I haven't found this as an issue.
It was easy to install, though unsurprisingly the back of it is pretty voluminous and fills a lot of the gang box. If you've used leviton electronic dimmers, it's a touch bigger than that size. I had to shove the wires around a bit for it to fit.
I've had it for five months, during which I've shut its circuit breaker off several times while doing other things. It remembers all the settings while the power is off, so that you don't have to reset everything.
Overall, great product. Trouble free. Very finished look. Recommending it to all my handy friends.
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