INTERMATIC EP100C Electronic Timer 24 hr NO/NC

Intermatic EP100C electronic timer allows users to set specific schedules for load activation and deactivation by providing programmable control, optimising energy consumption, enhancing security and creating convenient automation scenarios. It is used in commercial and industrial environments to manage lighting, heating and ventilation.

Features:

• It features daylight saving time adjustment enabled out of the box for automatic time changes.
• This electronic timer comes with a plastic enclosure for durability and protection.
• It offers a backup device in the form of AA alkaline batteries, ensuring uninterrupted operation during power outages.
• This timer provides a total of 28 programming events for convenient user operation.
• It allows for 1 ON / OFF action to allocate 2 events, enhancing versatility and customisation possibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the operating temperature of Intermatic EP100C electronic timer?

A. It has an operating temperature of -40 to 155 degrees F.

Q. Does the timer retain programming during power outages?

A. Yes, the timer is equipped with a battery backup that maintains programmed events and timekeeping during power interruptions.

Q. How do I install Intermatic EP100C electronic timer?

A. Its installation involves mounting the timer in a suitable location and connecting it to the electrical circuit.

Q. Can I replace the backup batteries myself?

A. Yes, the timer's battery compartment is accessible. Replace the AA alkaline batteries as needed to ensure uninterrupted operation.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a temperature control?

A.

• Determine the specific use-case and environment where the temperature control will be deployed.
• Ensure the control's range matches your required temperature span.
• Choose a control with appropriate precision for your application's needs.
• Decide between on/off control or proportional control based on system requirements.
• Ensure compatibility with your existing equipment and sensors.
• Opt for an interface that's easy to use and suits your operational needs.
• Select a reputable brand or model known for reliability and durability.
• Consider ease of installation, wiring, and mounting options.
• Look for extra functionalities like alarms, remote access / data logging if needed.
• Balance features and quality with your available budget.
• Ensure the manufacturer offers adequate customer support and documentation.