Greetings,I am looking a timer where I set the length of time, then push a button and theelectric flow for that amount of time and shuts off.I don't want timers that turn on at a set time and off at a set time. That isout of the question.I want a timer where you set the length, then push a button. Every time youpush the button the timers is set for that length of time.W. Kirk Crawford

I need to explain more, this timer does not draw power until the button ispushed.W. Kirk CrawfordTularosa, New Mexicothe electric flow for that amount of time and shuts out of the question.push the button the timers is set for that length of

Where to find a dedicated timer?

Nov 11, 2007 22 Replies

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Stuart 18 years ago

I should have mentioned that my reply address is also valid but when I contact you it will probably be from my private address which uses my real name.

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Palindrome 18 years ago

My reply email is valid. If you want to drop me a line next year to discuss anywhere in particular, feel free. There is also a Devon newsgroup as well - which gives reasonably reliable advice on pubs and eateries.

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ChairmanOfTheBored 18 years ago

Feeding a solid state relay or bank of them... sure.

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