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The 15 Amp 7-Day Digital Outdoor Heavy Duty 2-Outlet Timer features include to-the-minute digital settings, a countdown function, and a random setting, which can turn security lights on at unpredictable times to make your home appear occupied when it isn't. This 3/4 horsepower (15FLA, 90LRA) timer is specially designed to work with patio or garden fountains, pumps, bug zappers, car heating accessories, outdoor lighting and other heavy duty outdoor appliances. Use a timer to control your pond lights, pump or decorative fountain. The forest green blends into landscapes and gardens; place this discreet timer on your patio or next to bushes. A semi-transparent lid protects the pin dial from damage and weather resistant housing is designed for extreme weather conditions. The Outdoor Digital 2-Outlet Timer has the option to program each day different and weekends different than weekdays. The LCD display is large so it's easy to read and the 6-button programming is easy follow with an instruction sheet. Use the manual override button to turn the timer off and outlet on. During power outages this timer retains its settings with a self-charging battery backup. This timer is compatible with compact fluorescent lighting, LED bulbs and CSA certified for quality assurance. The Woods brand of timers and home controls bring simplicity to your life, by maximizing convenience, security and energy savings.

Product Height (in.) | 4.5 in |
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Product Width (in.) | 2 in |
Amperage (A) | 15 A |
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Color Family | Black |
Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Safety Rating | Grounded |
Timer Type | Digital |
Voltage (V) | 120 V |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1-year limited warranty |
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Hi, happy to help! Up to 20 on and off settings per day, repeats weekly. If we can help in any other way, please reach out to us at consumersupport@southwire.com.
I have several of these and was just as confused as this person at first. When you have it set to "Auto" either the "On" or "Off" must also be chosen. In other words if you want to have it "Off" at the moment and for it to turn "On" at the set time, then choose "Auto Off", just the same if you want it "On" at the moment but want it to go "Off" at the programmed time then you should have it set to "Auto On". I use all my timers for holidays but often want them On during the day of that holiday, but still want them to go at the programmed time. If I would put it to On without the Auto also on, it wouldn't go off until I went out and did that manually. Hope that clears it up.
Yes. I have used it successfully for a couple of years.
I have mine mounted in the garage so I'm afraid I can't be of much help. It is damp in there but it's not outside.
They are weather proof. It has a hinged plastic cover over the face where the controls are located with the receptacles being on the underside. For the past 4 years I have used two of these at Christamas time. They mount to an exterior brick wall, are exposed to all the elements and have worked without fail.
I have it outside for my for my pool timer
Mine is used to control on/off of my pool. It is under the deck next to the outdoor power socket. Stays mostly dry but rain seeps through. Both are well insulated and I have not had any problems.
I used mine to power a fountain outside and it worked great for me. Never missed a beat. I can't speak for the winter as I took the fountain down in the winter. Just be sure to mount it vertically so water doesn't get in the plug-ins.
Yes as long as it is an outdoor timer. I run a sump pump with mine and it works beautifully
It will work, but these have proven unreliable over time. I've had 3 so far, and none of them has lasted more than 3 years. The last one I bought only lasted a year, so I stopped buying them.
Use mine for the pool. 2 HP two phase.
I don't know for sure. I have this attached to an attic exhaust that draws only 1 amp, and run it 20 hours per day w/o any problem. You might try it and see if it gets warm when the pool pump is running, and if so, then no good. Or look for a heavier duty timer.
I bought this timer for the exact same reason. I've used it on my pool pump for a few years now with no issues.
Yes- I don't think it will hold programming for a whole year. If it loses the programming because the battery died, it may work again when you plug it in but I wouldn't trust a battery backup timer unplugged for a whole year-can't be good for the battery. I only have 3 that I use on fountains that I take down in the winter. I just plug them into a gang unit & leave them on all winter in the garage. I've used them for 3 seasons now & as soon as I set up the fountain in the spring, they work perfectly. Sorry if I'm stating the obvious but the "backup" is only for the on/off sequences that are programmed. If the power goes out the lights do as well-it's just that when the power comes back on the program is still intact. Not sure if that helps- hope so.
I don't know what you are saying. It gets plugged in
It does not work without power. It is a timed outlet switch. The power to the 2 outlets on the bottom is a feed through.
The timer is digital, programmable so the options are limitless. Between 1m-24hrs, 1-7 days a week.
one minute.. all digital settings.. simple 24 total possible on/off times each day.
1 minute. 20 presets and a countdown function
Don't take this is gospel, but I have set it for as little as 1 minute. It may be able to go shorter but I don't think so. This is a good (and easy to use/program) timer.
No, the timer has two outlets that work simultaneously.
Yes we can plug in two pumps and set them up independently
No.. both bottom outlets come on and off together.
No, you can not operate two devices independently.
Yes
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