Important Safety precautions

7 Day Electronic Timer Switch

USER GUIDE
• NEVER plug in an appliance where the load exceeds 13 Amps, 3120W.
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• ALWAYS ensure the plug of any appliance is fully inserted into the timer socket.
• If the timer needs cleaning ALWAYS switch off and remove from the mains power,
then wipe timer with a dry cloth.
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• DO NOT IMMERSE TIMER IN WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID.
• Heaters and similar appliances should never be left unattended during operation. IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE AND KEEP FOR
We DO NOT recommend that such appliances should be connected to timers. REFERENCE AFTER SETTING UP YOUR TIMER

• The Timer has a total of 8 ON/OF programmes.

• MANUAL ON / AUTO / MANUAL OFF settings for easy set up
Specifications • 12 or 24 hour mode options MO TU WE TH FR SA SU

• Easy Summertime function set up

ON

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22:09 AUTO
SUMMER

Voltage 220-240V ~ 50Hz

Max Load 13A, 3120W
• Random function allows the settings to be executed with
a random delay of 0-60 minutes.
MASTER CLEAR

Min Setting Time 1 Minute WEEK HOUR MINUTE RES/RCL

Operating temperature
Accuracy
-10 to +40˚C
+/-1 minute per month
• for easy flexible programming
16 combinations of day or blocks of days are available
CLOCK TIMER ON/AUTO/OFF RANDOM

Battery backup Ni-Mh 1.2V>100 hours

Initial Operation

1. Plug the Timer into a regular 220-240 Volt household

MAINS SOCKET and turn the power on.

2. Leave for approximately 12 hours to charge the Memory

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Introduction Back up batteries.

3. After charging clear all current information by pressing

the MASTER CLEAR button (top right of keypad) with a
pointed object such as a pen or pencil.

4. The timer is now ready to be set up for use.

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Setting current time Example program
1. Press the CLOCK button and hold, simultaneously press the WEEK Timer On at 18:15 and Timer OFF at 22:15 everyday
button until the actual day is displayed.
a. Press TIMER and LCD displays 1_ON
2. Then press the HOUR or MINUTE button (whilst still depressing MO TU WE TH FR SA SU b. Press WEEK till LCD displays” MO, TU, WE, TH, FR, SA, SU”
the CLOCK button) until the current hour or minute is displayed.
When setting, the buttons WEEK, HOUR or MINUTE can be
ON

1
22:09 AUTO
SUMMER
c. Press HOUR till LCD displays 6:00PM or 18:00
d. Press MINUTE till LCD displays 6:15PM or 18:15
continuously held down for rapid forward counting. e. Press TIMER again and LCD displays 1_OFF
MASTER CLEAR f. Repeat the above c. and d. until LCD displays 10:15PM or 22:15
3. Once the day and time is set release all buttons, this will set g. Press the button “RES/RCL” to stop some programmes, press the button”RES/RCL” again to recall the selective
current time. The week and time will be set. WEEK HOUR MINUTE RES/RCL
programmes.
4. To reset incorrect time, repeat previous steps.
TIP: When verifying your programme ensure that the settings do not overlap, especially when using the
CLOCK TIMER ON/AUTO/OFF RANDOM
block combination option.
12/24 Clock Mode
Press CLOCK and TIMER simultaneously to switch between
12 and 24 Hour display mode. MANUAL ON / AUTO / MANUAL OFF Setting
Setting programs 1. Press ON/AUTO/OFF button to switch between the 3 MODES.

2. In MANUAL ON or MANUAL OFF mode the Timer programs set are overidden in AUTO mode they will
1. Press the TIMER button and release. The first ON setting can be made now.
function as set.
2. Press WEEK button to set the day or blocks of days you require.
3. When the mode is turned from MANUAL to AUTO, the Timer will keep the setting of MANUAL until
the next timer setting.
Comb. 1 - 7 Type: Day Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
Comb. 8 Type: Week Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su • MANUAL ON - Timer is ON and connected appliance is ON and will stay on until timer is reset.
Comb, 9 Type: Mo - Fr Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr • AUTO - Timer and appliance will switch on/off following set programme(s).
Comb. 10 Type: Weekend Sa, Su • MANUAL OFF - Timer is OFF and connected appliance is OFF until timer is reset.
Comb. 11 Type: Week minus Su Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
Comb. 12 Type: Alternate week days Mo, We, Fr
Comb. 13 Type: Even days of week Tu, Th, Sa
SUMMERTIME Function
Comb. 14 Type: Mo - We Mo, Tu, We 1. Press the buttons CLOCK and ON/AUTO/OFF simultaneously in the AUTO mode.
Comb. 15 Type: Th - Sa Th, Fr, Sa The LCD will show SUMMER.
Comb. 16 Type: Odd days Mo - Fr plus Sa Mo, We, Fr, Sa 2. The clock will be set forward one hour.

3. Press the two buttons again to revert to winter time.

3. Next set the time by pressing the HOUR button and the MINUTE button.

4. Press the TIMER button again to finish the first ON setting and enter into the first OFF setting.
Repeating step 2 & 3 to set the first OFF setting. RANDOM Function
5. If you wish to set up further programmes then press the Timer button again to finish the first OFF setting
and enter into the 2 ON setting. Repeat steps 2 to 4 to programme remaining settings. 1. Press the RANDOM button in the AUTO mode before 6:00PM. The LCD will display RANDOM

6. After completing programme settings, press the CLOCK button to exit setting program. 2. When this function is ON, the timer will switch on at a random time between 6:00PM and 7:00PM and
then switch on and off hourly until 6.00AM when it will switch off.
7. To RESET/STOP or RECALL programmes, press the button “RES/RCL” to stop some programmes and then
press the button RES/RCL again to recall the set programmes.. 3. Press the RANDOM button again to cancel this function.