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Fits directly into Lightkiwi300 Watt Transformer (Model# W9715)
Does not fit into 75 watt transformer due to built-in mechanical timer
125 Volts AC, 60 Hz
Max. Input Current/Watt
15 Amps, 1875 Watts Resistive or General Purpose
8 Amps. 1000 Watts Tungsten
ETL Listed
D. Marti
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
I have 4 of these timers. They control two landscape lighting transformers and a couple indoor mood lights. Most of my applications are under 100 watts and for that purpose these have worked fine for a couple years.
Tesla Guy
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
This is by far the most difficult timer to program. In fact, I was only able to successfully program one of the two timers that I purchased. I even went as far as to have 2 landscape and electrical professionals try to program with no luck whatsoever. IF your looking for a paperweight this is the product for you!!Unfortunately the return/ refund period has expired!!!
TRS
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024
I did not find the directions to program this timer as challenging as others. Each electronic timer has its own unique way of programming. I bought this to replace a manual timer (that I've replaced 3 or 4 times over the last 4 years), but it does not work in the transformer enclosed box. It works when I tested it inside on a regular lamp, plugged into a wall outlet. But, when I plug it in to the Landscape lights, it immediately trips the breaker. It must have been my fault : the mechanical timer is 9.5A and this one is 15A.I'm going to keep it -- not worth sending back -- because a spare timer is often needed. Overall a nice timer, and I like that it keeps time with a battery back up.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
I was excited about getting these timers. Unfortunately it was difficult to program and even more difficult to explain to my customers.
Bob Behrent
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021
It's fine. But We'll see how long it will last. Some will find if somewhat difficult to program. This is programmed the same as it's three and a half times the cost the one I am replacing. So, I have no problems with that. Yes, it takes a while because you need to program the on & off time(s) for each day of the week. The only downside that I can see id there is no battery to replace if the rechargeable internal battery has a limited life. Mine came with good instructions. Simple points. 1. You need to set the program for all seven days, one at a time. 2. Start by choosing Monday (Day button) and be sure to put the day in for each time you set timer for each day. 3. Then, proceed to the 'ON' hour for the day and usually you will have to press the Hour button to the AM or PM hour you want it 'ON'. (The screen will say if it is AM or PM so be careful.) 4. Next repeat the same day with the 'OFF' time. 5. Now set the minutes. I usually leave the PM Off at :00. 6. Select "Auto" and plug it into your control box. You'll get used to it so be patient.
Jase Wells
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
Our landscaper installed a mechanical timer in our outdoor lighting transformer, and it was terribly imprecise and started losing time right away. We swapped it out with this timer and couldn’t be happier for the price and simplicity. For simple on/off schedules that run every day, it’s easy to program (the defaults assume you’re doing an everyday schedule). Just do your programming indoors where it’s easier to see the somewhat-dim LCD. Our transformer is a different brand (Pro-Trade) but this fits inside perfectly.
Lonnie Uptegrow
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2019
This thing is easy to program and works great. I tore out an old 120v pathway light system and installed a new 12v system using the Lightkiwi transformer and this timer. This thing works every time and the battery backup is great so it retains its settings even when not plugged in. I put the lighting system in last summer and this timer has been running flawlessly ever since. I wish they came out with a wifi version of this so I could turn my lights on remotely or change the timing from anywhere I had internet.Update August 7 2020:My original timer is still working great. I have so much confidence in this device that I purchased two more to run two fans in the attic. Easy as ever to program. I think I noticed a random function which is so cool. I do not think that was a function my original timer had but that just added icing to the cake. Still a great product in my eyes!
pkpf83
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2019
Update: Customer service got back to me quickly and suggested I reset the device. This worked! LED screen comes on again and now I have a functioning timer. I couldn't be happier with the response time of customer service and since it is working again... I feel comfortable recommending this product.----------Have had this product for less than 1 year (bough June 2018). It worked as expected for the first 8 months or so but just the other day I went out to change the timer settings to adjust for daylight savings and the LED screen no longer comes on which essentially renders it unusable.I opened up a ticket with them seeing if it can be replaced. I will update this post once I have heard back from their customer service.
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