TS-MF3 Analogue timer

A high-quality timer switch designed to switch connected devices on and off at set times, fitted with an earthed plug.

HIGH QUALITY

High-quality materials and precise manufacturing ensure a long, trouble-free service life for the device, along with user satisfaction and safety. An additional advantage of this product is its reasonable value for money, which makes it even more attractive and highly recommended, even for the most demanding user.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

The timer is very simple to use: at a time set in advance by the user, it switches the connected device on or off. Its configuration and connection to the mains are similarly straightforward. Simply set the time at which the device should be switched on or off, using the built-in analogue dial. For the system to work correctly, connect the switch to the mains socket 230 V, and the controlled device to the timer.

APPLICATIONS

The timer works with all types of electrical equipment. Examples of use:

In the home – for switching home heating on and off at a chosen time for a set period. It can achieve significant electricity savings by controlling, for example, water heaters, storage heaters and convector heaters. By controlling lighting, it can simulate the presence of occupants; when they are away, it will switch on a connected lamp.

In horticulture – for controlling sprinklers, and for switching heating and lighting for plants in greenhouses on and off.

In agriculture – for controlling lighting and heating in livestock buildings, and for switching on and controlling heating lamps, infrared heaters, artificial hens, radiators, ventilation, steamers, feeders and conveyor belts.

In hobby breeding – in reptile keeping and aquarium keeping, for controlling lighting and heating, automatically switching daytime lighting to night-time lighting while maintaining the animals' correct daily cycle.

Anywhere that requires controlling the switching on and off of electrical devices without making any changes to the existing electrical installation – for switching on night and day lighting, shop windows and illuminated advertising, controlling cyclically operating equipment, and simulating the presence of security at a premises.