No, I simply didn't want to be heating water in the middle of the day and during the night when we wouldn't use it.
No, I simply didn't want to be heating water in the middle of the day and during the night when we wouldn't use it.
He called here earlier but I had to disappoint him. He wanted two and I only had the one.
What timer did you buy?
I have fitted so few that I cannot give a recommendation. The ones I have fitted have been awkward to fit but seemed to have worked well.
Now what is the difference between these two
Volt Free contacts :-)
Peter
I haven't found one yet so have been using one of my existing electronic switches (bearing in mind earlier warnings about the plug/socket contacts).
The second , more expensive, one is a 'General Purpose Timeswitch c/w Voltage Free Contacts' and 'Switches up to 750W incandescent or halogen lighting/750W fluorescent lighting/100W compact fluorescent lighting (cfl?s). Not suitable for discharge lighting'. There is no mention of this with the other which is described as an 'Immersion Heater Timeswitch' rather than a 'General Purpose Timeswitch
c/w Voltage Free Contacts'.
Does it matter?
Yes, I read that. WTF are voltage free contacts? Answer here:
I am hoping that Peter Andrew's :-) was because he was thinking what I was thinking
That are the same thing but one of them has a live connection wire pre installed to the volts free contact.
So, for an immersion heater application, does it matter?
Both models have L-in and N-in terminals, additionally
the T03 model has N-out and SL-out
the T04 model has S-in and S-out
so for the T03 they probably cut one link and adding two others in the factory.
Look again at the instructions for the T04
"The T04 has a wire link in place and this should not be removed"
"Sin (T04 only) if volt free is not required then fit a link between L and Sin"
Seems that the instructions are at home to Mr Cockup:-).
The T04 is in the real world volts free and the T03 has SL internally connected to live.
So the cheaper one (T03) would do what I want?
Can't have it , it Arked over and and the end result was a flood.
G Harman
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*groan*You owe me a pint in compensation for that.
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