Good Digital Timer
http://www.arofanatics.com/members/m...up/image07.jpg This is the best and safe timer i had try out so far. It was tested on a 2X250W MH (total 500W) so far it have not failed. It can be programs with 2 different timming of ON and OFF every day for the whole week (everyday different timming also can).:p |
Looks good. But whats the price? If its good, may wanna get some. :p
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Where can i get them? :)
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U got any idea if the Home fix at IMM has it? hee.
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Even the analog one is good..with my E-Ballast(250W)...I will need this one too...I want to program Sat and Sun got longer photo-period.. :p simulate day-light saving..haa.. |
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Thanks for the info... I'll go searching :p |
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*Remember the thermometer too* :p |
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If I am not wrong you're looking at between $40 and $30 dollars for this reliable digital timer. ;)
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This is probably the best timer among those in the market. Sadly mine(DIEHL) just failed recently which last me for 1.5 yrs. The first one I used(other brand) failed after a week, flume of smoke coming out from the time which really startled me. I was lucky enough to be at home if not a fire might me started just like that. 2nd time I got the same brand & it failed again on reliability issue! At last I switch to DIEHL though it failed after 1.5 yrs, I still believe that it’s the best timer so far, ;) so I got DIEHL again! I’m very unlucky to have 3 timers failed within a short period of time, it really hurts my pockets! :mad: All of them cost between $30-$40.
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Use an external relay to wire-up your MH.
timer should last when wire-up this way. |
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By doing this, we hope to get the right one instead buying the wrong one. Thanks. ;) ;) ;) |
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y30...5/PA290055.jpg
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Mine still in operation and reliable as it claims to be. ;)
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Thanks for your picture. By the way, you cliam that you use for 500w (2x250W mh) is it? By the way, how much your guys brought it? Thanks. :) :) :) |
Can someone tell me where can this timer? Went IKEA but boh leh...
Where got best price? |
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I am using those cheapo type but so far ok leh.
I think all is more then 2 years liao Regards |
i have killed 4 timers over 18mths for my 2x250s
now i have to get my maid to manually on/off... my T5 time is still working fine..... installing a relay will be a gd solution |
If you want to have a good timer .. get the Diehl German timer.
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how much is it ?
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250 MH right.MH is drawing in very high current.
Those timer contact cannot take the high current loading. To improve your timer life it is good to add a relay or contactor Choose a relay or timer that can take the MH current loading Regards Quote:
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Finally i get to know where to buy a good digital timer
Thanks For all the info here:D |
Bought mine from toyogo using for 6mth still in mint condition and it's only 18 dollar with daily individual timer
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I use before from toyogo and used on my mh 2x 250w although the 3rd mh is seldom on. realize the trick to keep it last longer is to stagger one or two min before the next mh lights up... Will it does last me for quite a while after experiencing faulty timer before. I want to try the soundtech next round... Duno how reliable not.
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