TORK C512H Spring-Wound in-Wall Twist Timer with Commercial Style Metal Plate and 12-Hour Length for Automatic Shutoff of Motors or Lights
Details
- ColorMetal-brushed
- BrandNSI
- MaterialAmps
- Product Dimensions10"D x 10"W x
- Number of settings7
Description
⏰ Twist, Set, Forget! Your energy-saving ally awaits.
- AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF - Effortlessly manage your energy consumption with a twist!
- QUALITY ASSURANCE - UL Listed for peace of mind in every use.
- DURABLE PERFORMANCE - Built to last with 20 amp resistive load handling.
- PROFESSIONAL DESIGN - Sleek metal faceplate for a polished look.
- VARIABLE TIME SETTING - Customize your countdown from 1 to 12 hours.
The TORK C512H Spring-Wound Twist Timer is a robust and reliable solution for automatic shutoff of motors and lights, featuring a variable time setting of 1 to 12 hours, easy in-wall installation, and a durable design that supports up to 20 amps. UL Listed for quality assurance, it's perfect for both commercial and residential applications.
Reviews
B**N
Well made
It works perfect for a garage exhaust fan.
A**S
Works Great
Fit and works great at our club for our smoke eater.
T**D
Easy install
Last one I bought lasted 5 years. But it is used daily during spring and fall every year. Great attic timer. Also matches the 1970 style original.
B**H
It works
Had it for a month only used it one time but the quality seems OK and it did work
S**S
Long time
Old hour timer gave out. Tough time getting the new bezel plate in, had to cut it to fit a standard receptacle box, only tricky problem, rest of it was easy. Works good.
P**R
Broken
Defective Don want to take it back
R**.
worked great for 3 months, then not
I bought this timer to control my battery charger which wouldn't shut off automatically. Worked as intended for about 7 or 8 times, then would not return to zero. I never saw a warranty, so, like others that I read about, I'm stuck with a manual on-off switch.
R**K
nice
good quality timer. like the old fashion mechanical timers versus the newer electronic type that all seem to eventually fail
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