⏰ Enhance Efficiency with Intermatic TN311 15 Amp Heavy Duty Grounded Timer - 2-Pack Review

I've always relied on this type of timer unlike the newer ones that have come out. These are simply the best. Easy to use and reliable. I love them and hope they will ALWAYS be available.

There used to be such a timer and it still works and I'm very happy with it. Now I need extra timers so I bought the same ones. This product has proven itself well and will continue to buy if necessary.

This is a simple electromechanical timer with green (on) and red (off) triggers. It was sold in two packs for twice the price. I use it to run a small electric heater. It has several ratings: 15 amp resistive, 15 amp inductive, 12 full load amps (FLA), and 12 amp conditioner. And it does not depend on the electronic network interface. This is old-school electromechanics.

Great timer. A little bulky but I haven't seen less. Calm. No "mechanical" engine noise. I love that there are enough pins to make it seem like someone is home even when you're not. Just make sure to keep the extra pins in a safe place where you can find them when you need them. Buying a new pin set costs almost as much as buying a brand new pin timer.

I bought this to turn my cable modem on in the middle of the night every night and it worked fine for a couple of weeks. Until one day in the middle of the day he turned off my internet access. It turns out that a recent power outage caused the timer to freeze for several hours, causing it to deviate from the desired time. The product is not to blame. It did exactly what it was designed to do. However, if you're using this in a technical application where you need ultra-precision and fault…

This is the best timer. I bought another type that requires you to press the pins to set the correct time. The problem is, as soon as time is running on time again, it keeps going. Even if you don't want to. THIS timer goes off where the red pin is. It won't turn on unless there's a green pin. You can also turn this timer on, just place the red pin to turn it off. former. I set a timer for 9 o'clock. I stop it I would like to leave at 4pm. All I do is poke a red pin at 4 p.m. And that's…

They are more reliable and easier to set up than the new electronic versions. I personally like the removable clips that set the on/off time. The only downside is that in a very quiet place you can hear the timer ticking. It's very, very quiet, but you can hear it. Because the timing mechanism is entirely mechanical, they wear out over time; it lasts about 3 years. I like the built in ground wire they have. I will continue to buy these because the price is good, they work with three plugs, and…