Indoor in Wall Timer Switch for Light, Single-Pole,7 Day, 7 ON/Off Settings, DST RDM Mode, Programmable Digital Switch Timer for Lights, Fans, Motors, Neutral Wire Required, ETL Listed

I bought this timer because I thought it was a good value buy. I also wanted to compare it to a timer I got from one of the big box stores.Hands down this timer has more features, more programming options, a larger display, is more esthetically appealing, and is nearly half the cost of the other one.Installation was fairly basic. The instructions diagram was a little confusing, but the lines are clearly labeled on the timer. If you have experience installing light switches this should be a breeze.I really like how you can turn the light off and on just by pressing the top of the door that covers the programming buttons. With the door closed all that's visible is the time display that is readable even without my reading glasses.I don't know how durable it will be, but my initial impression is VERY FAVORABLE!

The timer/controller works well. Our house has old wiring so it took awhile to install, it did fit in the switch box. The programming took some time to figure out, but it is stable even with the power outages that have happened recently. Good value for the money.

Our electrician had an issue wiring these (we bought two), but he succeeded, and they do what we want. One times an outdoor light, the other is over our houseplants. They're pretty easy to reprogram once you figure out how they work (the buttons are small, but so are my fingers!).

This timer is by far the easiest of its kind to program. If you've ever had one of these that you've had difficulty programming, you'll know what I mean. The truth is that I purchased it because it was the cheapest option but I also read the reviews, suggesting that it was easy to program so I took a chance.Installation was very straight forward as well and the instruction manual was clear and comprehensive.If I was obligated to flaw this item, the button access door is a little difficult to open...it requires a bit of force to pry open but it's hardly worth mentioning.Lastly, although I couldn't use the faceplate for my application, all of the hardware included is of good quality.

DEWENWILS 7 Day Programmable In Wall Timer Switch, Digital Timer Switch for Lights, Fans, MotorsI took a chance on this programmable in wall time switch as the description is totally crap and tells you just about NOTHING and is confusing.In the box: Comes packaged in manufacturer packaging, includes the product and instructions.Operation: This is where the description is in a big vacuum.This timer is programmable. You connect to L1(hot), Neutral, Ground and red to the light or whatever is being controlled by the programmable switch.You are allowed to program your on and off times for re-occuring or daily functions. On and Off.It also has a very quiet and sensitive plate you push for manual on and manual off "push" function.If you manually turn the switch on and leave it, the appliance will switch off at the next scheduled Off program.If you manually turn the switch off and leave it, the appliance will switch on at the next scheduled On program.You can program up to 7 ON and OFF programmed functions.This particular timer has a Larger LCD with large Clock numbers which make it much easier to see.The LCD is NOT backlit.There is a Random On/Off setting that will turn your appliance on and off within 2 to 30 minutes of your programmed settings and make it appear as if you're still at home to deter intruders.It says it has a back up battery in the switch to retain programming during power outages.input voltage 125vac 60 hzMax Power Rating 1875w resistive1000w tungsten1/2 HPInstallation requires removing your old switch and connecting the wires. You may not have a neutral in your switch box (white wire) and you need this for the Prog sw to work.If you can change a switch and connect wires (with the power off) then you should be able to connect this prog sw.Otherwise it would be in your best interest to have an electrician install this prog sw for you.This is a basic programmable switch and the one I have installed has performed well.For a programmable switch that is low on cost and does decent performance, I would recommend this Prog sw.I am not associated with the seller nor have I received any product or monies for my indepenent review.181120 1357

Working perfectly.

we have a two story home and a covered patio on the second floor facing the front yard. each Halloween i use fire flame bulbs in the recessed lighting and have had to manually flip the switch on each night and off each morning. I finally decided to install this timer and it is perfect! I no longer have to remind my sons to turn them on and off each day!Install was super easy and setting up the program schedule was even easier! You can even put them on random mode for when you are on vacation and want to fool the would be burglars!

I’ve been using smart light bulbs to control my outdoor lights. I’ve been frustrated with them because every time the power goes out some of them go into pairing mode. I’ve been looking for another way to control the lights when I noticed these timers. They were not terribly expensive, so I ordered three.Pros: If you’re familiar with electricity, they’re not hard to install. Programming was very straightforward. They turn on and off as programmed. They have a built in battery backup, which is nice if the power goes out. You can manually turn the controlled light(s) on and off with a push on the control cover.Cons: The control cover. Very, and I mean very cheaply made. I don’t know why the company made such a good device but finished it with a “crappy” cover. There are two tiny plastic points that serve as the hinge. I’m not sure if I broke one of the points on one of the covers during the install or if it came out of the box that way, but as cheesy as it is, it could have happened either way. I’m just being very careful with the other two switches.If you can over look the control cover, then, for the price, it may serve your purposes.