Tanness Plug-In Timer Switch - White

The Tanness Plug-In Timer Switch can handle a maximum load of 3120W, which is equivalent to 13 Amps.

No, this is a 24-hour mechanical timer, so it operates on the same schedule every day. It does not support weekly programming.

Rotate the outer dial of the timer until the current time aligns with the indicator arrow. The small numbers around the dial represent hours.

If the power supply is interrupted, the timer will stop running. You will need to reset the current time and your schedule once power is restored.

Yes, provided the LED lights (or their transformer/driver) do not exceed the 13A / 3120W rating of the timer. For very low-power LEDs, ensure the timer's minimum on-time is sufficient.

No, this is a standard mechanical timer. You manually set the ON and OFF times. There is no built-in random function for simulating occupancy.

Ensure the current time is correctly set on the dial. Verify that the desired segments are pushed down for ON periods. Check that the appliance itself is functioning and switched on.

A slight warmth is normal for high-power devices. If it becomes excessively hot, unplug immediately and check the appliance's power consumption against the timer's rating (3120W / 13A). Consider using a lower-rated timer or a less power-hungry appliance.

Ensure you are using a small, non-sharp object (like a pen tip) to push segments. If they remain stuck, try gently wiggling them. Avoid forcing them, as this can cause damage.