Digital Timer Switch Fused Spur Wall Controller - Black
Companyblue Digital Fused Spur Timer Wall Controller For Electric Towel Rail Radiators. Ideal for ...Companyblue Digital Fused Spur Timer Wall Controller For Electric Towel Rail Radiators. Ideal for immersion heaters, room heaters, towel rails and lighting. Replaces existing single gang connection unit or fixed appliance outlets. Box min. 25mm deep. 7 Day fused spur timer - Suitable for Single Heat, GT or MEG elements.
This Companyblue Digital Fused Spur Timer Wall Controller is designed for homeowners looking to efficiently manage heating and lighting systems, including electric towel rail radiators, immersion heaters, and room heaters. Its primary benefit is energy saving through scheduled operation, though it requires a basic understanding of electrical wiring for installation. Key features include 7-day programming, suitability for various heating elements, and a sleek black design that replaces standard single-gang connection units.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
CB-WCONT
Brand
Companyblue
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I install this myself?
While the unit is designed as a replacement, installation involves mains electrical wiring. If you are not experienced and comfortable with electrical work, it is strongly recommended to hire a qualified electrician for safe and correct installation.
What type of heating elements is this timer compatible with?
This timer is suitable for Single Heat, GT, or MEG type heating elements commonly used in electric towel rails and other heating applications.
How do I set the time and program schedules?
Follow the instructions provided with the unit. Typically, you will use the buttons on the unit to set the current time and then navigate through menu options to create daily on/off schedules.
What is the minimum depth required for the wall box?
The unit requires a minimum 25mm deep wall box for installation.
Can this timer be used for lighting circuits?
Yes, this timer is suitable for controlling lighting circuits in addition to heating applications.
What happens if the power goes out?
The timer has a backup memory to retain programmed settings during a power outage. However, you may need to reset the current time once power is restored.
Does it have a manual override function?
Most digital timers of this type include a manual override function to turn the connected appliance on or off temporarily, independent of the programmed schedule.
Troubleshooting
Unit does not power on.
Verify that the power supply to the circuit is switched on at the consumer unit. Check all wiring connections are secure and correct. Ensure the fuse within the unit is correctly seated and intact.
Timer is not following the programmed schedule.
Confirm that the correct day and time are set on the unit. Ensure the schedule is activated and not in a manual override 'off' state. Double-check the program settings for any errors.
Display is blank or flickering.
Check the power supply and wiring connections. If the issue persists, the unit may be faulty and require replacement.
Appliance connected does not turn on/off as expected.
Ensure the appliance itself is functional and correctly wired to the timer. Verify the timer's output connections are correct. Check the fuse for continuity.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Energy efficiency through programmable scheduling.
Versatile control for various heating and lighting loads.
Easy integration into existing electrical setups.
Enhanced safety with fused spur functionality.
User-friendly digital interface.
Cons
Requires professional installation or advanced DIY electrical knowledge.
Limited to 25mm deep wall boxes, which may not accommodate all existing installations.
May not be suitable for complex multi-zone heating systems.
Programming can be intricate for users unfamiliar with timer switches.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Setup:
Safety First: Ensure the power supply to the intended circuit is turned OFF at the main consumer unit.
Wiring: This unit replaces an existing single-gang connection unit or fixed appliance outlet. Wire according to the internal diagram and relevant electrical regulations. *Professional installation is strongly recommended if you are not experienced with mains electrical wiring.*
Mounting: Secure the unit into a wall box at least 25mm deep.
Programming: Once powered, follow the on-screen prompts or manual instructions to set the current time and desired daily schedules.
Compatibility:
Suitable for Single Heat, GT, or MEG elements.
Designed for electric towel rail radiators, immersion heaters, room heaters, and lighting.
Requires a minimum 25mm deep wall box.
Care:
Clean the exterior with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Ensure ventilation around the unit is not obstructed.