[patr1ck]

Does anybody know of a dual wall timer? What about a dual independent wall timer? Is the glo wall timer one that switches between the 2 outlets on it, giving a day cycle and a night cycle? or do the outlets switch together?

Thanks,
Pat

 

[Left C]

I use this dual timer. http://www.bigalsonline.com/StoreCa...uery=power+center&queryType=0&hits=12&offset=

 

[anastasisariel]

me too

I use that one too and so far works great. The digital one is cheaper (and digital) but you have a little more functionality with this one.:icon_idea

 

[mgamer20o0]

personally i would go the cheap way and just use 2 independent timers. you can get them cheap at home depot lowes prob walmart also.

 

[MarkMc]

It's sometimes hard to find 3 prong receptacle timers (usually labeled "appliance timer"). Lowes-Home Depot ect usually have them.

 

[Juicy19]

you could always get a step down from 3 to 2 prongs.

 

[MarkMc]

That's fine if it's a low wattage application. If you have a MH or bank of PCs with a lot of bulbs you might want the appliance timer-it's made for bigger current applications.

 

[FSM]

It's sometimes hard to find 3 prong receptacle timers (usually labeled "appliance timer"). Lowes-Home Depot ect usually have them.

They are pretty easy to find, I've gotten two from Target for like $5 each.