Finder Timer Switch - 16A 230VAC - 12.31

Rotate the programming dial clockwise until the indicator arrow points to the current time. Ensure you are rotating in the correct direction as indicated on the device.

The programming intervals are 15 minutes. You can set ON or OFF times in 15-minute increments throughout the day.

The timer has a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, which allows it to maintain its programmed schedule and internal clock during power interruptions of this duration.

No, this is a single-channel timer. It has one changeover contact (SPDT) and can control one circuit at a time.

It features one changeover contact (SPDT), also known as NO/NC (Normally Open / Normally Closed). This means it can switch between two states.

This timer has an IP20 protection rating, making it suitable for indoor use or within a protected enclosure. It is not designed for direct exposure to weather elements.

There is no explicit factory reset button. To reset, you would need to manually adjust all programming pins to the OFF position and re-set the current time.

Verify that the current time is set correctly on the dial. Ensure the programming segments are properly pushed in for ON times and out for OFF times. Check that the load is within the 16A rating and wiring connections are secure.

Confirm the unit is receiving power (indicator light, if applicable, should be on). Ensure the programming dial is rotated fully to set the time. Try re-setting the programming pins.

The 70-hour power reserve should maintain settings. If significant time loss occurs, check for persistent power interruptions. For prolonged outages exceeding 70 hours, the schedule will need to be re-programmed.

Do not connect loads exceeding 16A at 250VAC. If a higher load is required, use an appropriately rated contactor or relay controlled by this time switch.