Bath fan timer switch

Yep. I've had one for years on my bath fan, and it works fine. Allows me to get the humidity out of the bathroom, without worrying about the fan running all day, pulling the heat out of the house.

I'm using a mechanical 60 minute timer, made by Intermatic, and it came from a home improvement store.

Bob.

Yes, they work great and save energy.

I recommend the electronic model over the mechanical turn-the-crank model, if you can afford a few extra bucks.

I installed a Leviton Decora Style timer with 10 20 30 60 pushbuttons in the bathroom. A small LED flashes just before the fan shuts off. As I recall, it was just two wires and was a direct replacement for the switch.

Beachcomber

I have a push button electronic timer that has 5 - 10 - 15 - 30 minute settings (alt least I think those are the times) and an on setting as well as an off setting. It works fine and I have been happy with it; Leviton I believe.

Energy Federation Incorporated (EFI) sells a fan delay timer switch for less that $40.00. You use one switch to control the fan and light. When you shut it off the light goes out immediately and the fan remains on from one to 60 minutes (You make the setting). It is a nice device.

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John Grabowski

I was thinking of installing one of those timers for an exterior light. Would like to turn it off as I head out the door and have it shut off a few minutes later.

However, I haven't been able to tell if that timer has a manual override that lets you turn the switch on full time till you turn it off?

Anthony

Yes, sold at Home Depot under the name "Broan" in the bath fan asile. Turn right to dial time limit, or left to simply leave on.

Probably not made by broan, but by hubbell or levitton and re-packaged by broan.

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