If there is any power fluctuation or low voltage, it is disconnecting power supply to Motors, Light etc. Very useful and tension free switch.

In case power failure, its doing his working in background. Although no power to appliance, most of the timers have battery backup.

At the time of fixing “operation time”, Operation day should the weekday which you need. It comes above set time (06:00) in a row.

This is a cyclic timer . Once set for a week it will automatically cycle the program week after week. No other equipment is required to trigger the timer . It is a standalone device.

We suggest you connect load as per rating of MCB. Alternatively use contactor to be controlled by this timer which can then take the entire load.

You can use 1 channel timer to control one circuit at a time, if you want to switching on off multiple geyser at a time please ensure the max load can be hold.

It works as per the clock. So for example you have set the timer for 5.00 am to 7.00 am . The timer will switch on at 5.00 am . Suppose there is a power cut from 6.00 am to 6.30am , the timer will stop at 6.00 am & resume from 6.30am & run up to 7am . Totally the timer will run for 1 hour & 30 minutes.

Yes the timer can be used. You can also set the 15 second pulse program for control the bell run time.

Yes, the timer switch can do this. What you have to do is that you operate one relay or contactor with this timer. After that connect that 2hp motor.

Yes but only through a 3 phase contactor.

Yes, you can choose the timer with 20Amp so can be used. Make sure the fuses used in the pump are appropriate. If the pump is being operated only on a contactor, it is advisable to install a 12 – 15 Amp fuse online. Use this on the Control Circuit, if you are using 3 phase wiring.