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This Mechanical Water Heater Timer delivers reliable, heavy-duty timing control for water heaters and various high-power appliances. Featuring a lockable metal enclosure rated NEMA 1, it supports up to 5 HP at 208-277 VAC and is cUL Listed for safe indoor use in North America. Designed for professional installation, it ensures precise, tamper-resistant operation across multiple applications.
D**S
GE 15328 Box Electrical-timers, 240 VAC, Water Heater 240VAC- Great Product
Fast shipping on Amazon....Unboxing was simple with main unit and comes with on and off tabs to set timer.I used this for my water heater to control on and off to save on electric bill.Directions are clear for easy installation and set up make sure you turn power off to what ever item you are wiring it to.Set timer switches and set time and you are ready to go once power is turned onI recommend this product for anyone who wants to control the timer on a 240v unit.
B**D
Useless doesn't keep correct time
Dosnt keep correct time. Will work properly for 2 oo 3 days then on the next day tome dial will be off by 5 or 6 hours
J**S
Had a wheel problem, Warranty covered it.
Wheel worked loose from the drive shaft after 5 months making it useless.Called Jasco (the manufacturer) and they sent me a new one, no muss, no fuss.
M**L
Great product, especially with solar and maximising panel use.
I like the finish quality and simplicity of this timer. The only issue I have is that there are tabs that stick out of the front cover showing if the unit is on or off. You can also push these up/down to override the system. My issue is that the slots are too tight with the tabs. There should be more clearance around the tabs as they have plastic ends that could rub and hinder correct operation. Otherwise a great device.
A**R
Works great
Easy to install
J**N
Dial broke when about a year old
I bought two of these as I have a water heater in both my house and my shop. Both my house and my shop are powered by solar+batteries, so I only want my water heaters running when I'm not running on battery (when the sun is up and hopefully shining). The one in the shop is still working—for now, but last week I noticed the one in the house was not. What happened is the hub of the aluminum clock dial stripped out and no longer turns, so this expensive item is now useless. The hub screw was still tight, so it wasn't a problem with the screw—it was the cheap aluminum dial.I have included a picture showing the dial and the screw. You can see how the hole in the the dial is larger than the screw head. I tried putting a washer between the screw and the dial to pinch the dial, but that did not pinch it at all.When looking at other reviews, I see others have experienced the same problem. Unfortunately, those reviews were left after I made my purchase, so I was not able to be forewarned...
G**N
Working perfectly
Easy to install and wire up. Early yet but so far working perfectly.
H**R
Poor quality control
Installation was straight forward like the many I've installed in the past. About a year later I went to make sure it was on while preparing for a hurricane and found it was in when it shouldn't have been. Checking further I found that the clockface was pressed on to the shaft and it had popped loose, so while the shaft was turning the clock face wasn't, leaving the heater always on. I managed to press it back on, then tried to secure it by inserting a flat washer and tooth washer under the screw. Whether or not that'll work I won't know until it cycles on and off several times.
