Timer help

[fishface]

Originally Posted by christyf5

My bad. Its not a garrison at all. I remember I was told to get a garrison but then bought one of these instead as it was on sale. Its a Noma.

http://canadiantire.ca/browse/produc...=1176485874937

that is a garrison...look at the top corner of the actual timer.

[Kryten]

Don't get this one from Rona, I bought two and they both stopped working properly. http://www.rona.ca/webapp/wcs/stores...=-1&height=500

[christyf5]

Originally Posted by fishface

that is a garrison...look at the top corner of the actual timer.

oh. jeez.

What kind of bad luck are we talking about, "oh man another timer died" bad luck or "burn down your house" bad luck?

[fishface]

Originally Posted by christyf5

oh. jeez.

What kind of bad luck are we talking about, "oh man another timer died" bad luck or "burn down your house" bad luck?

just the bad luck in which they straight up konked out...nothing that a good old return policy cant fix up more of a PITA than anything else.

[KrazyKuch]

I have 2 and have never had any porblems with them at all!!

[Snappy]

I use "INTERMATIC" timers that I bought at "Superstore". I have six of them running all the lights in my system and have never had a problem. I think they are less than $15. each so quite inexpensive.
Intermatic Heavy-Duty Grounded Timer TN311C

$13.00

[Raf]

I use the Intermatic(sp?) digital timers exculisvely, very reliable with battery backup and can program for anything, even different times for weekends when the party is going overtime.

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Raf

I use the Intermatic(sp?) digital timers exculisvely, very reliable with battery backup and can program for anything, even different times for weekends when the party is going overtime.

I have one of those too but I'm too dumb to figure it out so I just use the analogs.

[Ruth]

Originally Posted by Snappy

I have one of those too but I'm too dumb to figure it out so I just use the analogs.

I'm with Snappy - same timers - same problem