hung timer/recommend

[seventhchild]

my girls were at 35 and 21 days flowering and seemed to stop flowering.no problems with nutes,water, or venalation so i check for light leaks.i can only be home during lights off on the weekend so i go in today.......ONE SET {800WATTS} OF LIGHTS IS STILL ON.**WNIT!!!! i put this in 10 days ago and it's probably been stuck from day one. **ck this i'm switching to digital timers.so i'll be running 3 different light programs . the timers will energize contactors so not much load . any recommendations on brand / model for the timers ?

seventhchild Reviewed by seventhchild on 03-06-2010. hung timer/recommend my girls were at 35 and 21 days flowering and seemed to stop flowering.no problems with nutes,water, or venalation so i check for light leaks.i can only be home during lights off on the weekend so i go in today.......ONE SET {800WATTS} OF LIGHTS IS STILL ON.**WNIT!!!! i put this in 10 days ago and it's probably been stuck from day one. **ck this i'm switching to digital timers.so i'll be running 3 different light programs . the timers will energize contactors so not much load . any Rating: 5

[Brainy]

110, 240? Intermatic makes pretty solid manual timers. Suppose yours is 15 amp and grounded? Make sure there is battery backup in your dig timer. If the power goes out it just lost its memory.

[seventhchild]

it was an intermatic mechanical that stuck in the on position.amp draw on the contactors will be less one amp each [3 amps].model recommendation??

[420Somehow]

I run three digi timers for 4 lights each in three rooms. timed down to the minute, set various days/times, totally universal and 110/240 indoor or outdoor. i got model 15087 nema 3r indoor/outdoor. by GE time switch. my electrician said he only uses GE products for everything he can.