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The REV 0025600103 Black White daily timer is an analog plug-in timer intended for controlling mains-powered devices on a daily schedule. Designed for 230 V AC and 50 Hz, it enables simple time-based switching of appliances up to a rated power. The compact black-and-white housing offers a neutral appearance suitable for home or office power outlets while providing a mechanical dial and pointer for straightforward daily programming.

Advantages

This daily timer combines analog simplicity with mains compatibility to provide reliable on/off switching for everyday devices. Its design supports common household loads and a clear dial layout that makes setting daily on and off periods quick and intuitive. The neutral color scheme integrates well with a variety of interiors and the mechanical mechanism does not require batteries or software, reducing maintenance.

Suitable for

• Automating lighting such as lamps and accent lights
• Controlling small kitchen appliances and coffee makers within rated power
• Scheduling fans, heaters or other seasonal devices within the specified load
• Basic daily on/off control for home office equipment and chargers

Key specifications

• Supply voltage: 230 V AC
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Maximum switched power: 1800 W
• Control type: Analog dial with mechanical segments
• Colour: Black and white housing
• Mounting: Plug-in unit for standard mains outlets

How to use

Plug the timer into a standard 230 V wall outlet and connect the appliance to the timer's socket. Rotate the dial to align the current time with the indicator, then set the on/off segments or tabs on the dial according to the desired daily schedule. Ensure the total power of the connected device does not exceed the rated maximum. The mechanical dial will switch the supply to the connected appliance on and off according to the set daily program.

Recommendations

Use the device only with appliances whose combined power remains below the specified maximum. Avoid connecting devices with high inrush currents that can exceed switching capacity. For continuous or safety-critical loads, consider timed control in combination with appropriate protective devices and follow local electrical regulations.