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Tork 454D - Plug-In Timer
7 Day Digital - 15 Amps - 120 VAC
The Tork 454D 7-day digital plug-in timer is a great choice to turn lights, radios, a coffee maker, electric heater, or televisions on and off automatically. The unit comes with a battery backup for power outages, and the weekly programming allows 15 different day groups for multiple on/offs per day. It has 7 on/off event pairs and includes a random mode setting to make your home always appear occupied. The timer has a grounded plug and outlet for safety and features a daylight savings time adjustment with manual override. Rated for 120 volts and 15 amps, it will safely handle 1000 watts of tungsten lighting. This is the ideal unit to control the interior lighting of your home or office.
Stock Code: TORK-454D
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Rated 1 out of 5 Three defective units
I have now owned three of these and they are all defective. I originally bought two of these and returned one as it was dead on arrival. The second one appeared to function properly with a simple on/off at the same time every day, just like you would set up an old mechanical timer. I then gave it a more complex programming where I had various on/off times for each day of the week. Initially it appeared to work correctly but then I started to notice that it was switching on and off at other times I hadn't programed. I then performed a reset, made sure it was not set to random mode and put back the simple program I started with. This unit would still turn on and off at various incorrect times. I then switched the unit to the "Always Off" mode and it would still switch on and off for a duration of a few seconds at various times.
The third unit (the replacement for the original DOA) I set up with a simple program and observed that it also had problems. After a day or two of operation I noticed that it was not keeping accurate time, it had lost over an hour. Did a reset and it is still loosing time.
That's three bad units in a row. I believe there is a firmware issue with these timers and I am going to contact the manufacture to see if they can verify the problems I am observing. In the meantime, DON'T BUY THESE FAULTY TIMERS.
October 16, 2011
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