How do you?

[TheMetal1]

Connect your lights to timers? Mainly CFL users, or anyone that has multiple chords due to higher light volume. Do any of you have large capacity timers that allow 3+ chords to connect into it? Or is it safe to line 2+ lights into a (insert #) splitter and connect that to the timer, assuming the timer supports that total wattage? Just trying to play it 110% safe, and haven't needed to have a consistant light schedule as of yet. 24/7 keepin them babies in heaven (woah, keeping them in heaven... keeping them in the light... i just blew my mind)

Any advice is taken.... with skepticism. :jointsmile:

TheMetal1 Reviewed by TheMetal1 on 06-13-2008. How do you? Connect your lights to timers? Mainly CFL users, or anyone that has multiple chords due to higher light volume. Do any of you have large capacity timers that allow 3+ chords to connect into it? Or is it safe to line 2+ lights into a (insert #) splitter and connect that to the timer, assuming the timer supports that total wattage? Just trying to play it 110% safe, and haven't needed to have a consistant light schedule as of yet. 24/7 keepin them babies in heaven (woah, keeping them in heaven... Rating: 5

[Revanche21]

I have a timer which connects to an extension cord which connects to a multi-outlet which connects to everything I have:

Fans x 4
600 Watt HPS/Ballast x 1