User manual INTERMATIC 158EJ11589

[. . . ] NOTE: Derate to 400 watts maximum when two or more Timers are installed in same wall box. For fluorescent control see caution note under IMPORTANT NOTES on page 1. · VARIABILITY: ON and OFF times automatically vary at least 7 minutes from the time programmed and at least 15 minutes from the previous day. · POWER FAILURE MEMORY PROTECTION: In case of power failure, the Timers memory will be retained for a minimum of 15 minutes, depending upon conditions at time of power failure. WARRANTY If within one (1) year from the date of purchase, this product fails due to a defect in material or workmanship, Intermatic Incorporated will repair or replace it, at its sole option, free of charge. [. . . ] The EJ351C and EJ353C are intended for use in room temperature applications. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS MODEL EJ351 & EJ353 (See FIg. 1) CONTROL LEVER. In OFF-CLEAR position all power is removed from timer and controlled light(s); this also clears the memory. Press twice quickly to switch from AUTOMATIC to MANUAL mode: press twice quickly again to switch back to AUTOMATIC mode. FLASHING: Timer memory has been cleared and timer is ready to be programmed. NOTE: Also PULSES momentarily when dial is rotated during RAPID PROGRAMMING or REVIEW. OFF: Control lever is in OFF position or timer is in one of 3 modes: MANUAL operation; BEING PROGRAMMED, or in REVIEW. AM or PM INDICATORS SHOWN ON THE DIAL, (shown in diffused area) are for reference during programming and review. Red Indicator Light Control Lever Pushbutton Time Dial (Does not Rotate Automatically) Solid State Microprocessor System Control Panel Plastic Screw Cover INSTALLATION Your Timer replaces a standard toggle switch. It fits into a wall box easily and uses the same wires as the switch you took out. The only tools needed to install your timer are a flat blade screwdriver and a phillips head screwdriver. Carefully pull off the pushbutton time dial and remove the cover assembly from timer before proceeding with the installation. 1. TURN POWER OFF to the wall switch by removing fuse or breaking the circuit. If old switch has ground wire (normally INTERMATIC INCORPORATED 158EJ11589 SPRING GROVE, ILLINOIS 60081-9698 158EJ11589 12/8/03 9:13 AM Page 2 connected to green hex head screw) fasten it securely to metal box or to timer metal bracket. BELOW FOR BLACK BLACK CONNECTION OF COMMON TERMINAL BLUE BLACK INDICATOR LIGHT INDICATOR LIGHT 7/16" RED Trim house bare wire to 7/16"; twist wire nut on both wires until it "locks" securely. FIG. 3) 3 way timer package contains the timer for either wall location and a short "jumper" wire for the other location. Identify and remove wire (usually black) attached to "common" terminal of old switch. This terminal normally has a different color screw or may be identified by markings on switch body. Remove the other two wires and connect one to the red and the other to the blue timer wire. MOUNT TIMER into wall box, being careful not to cut wires on box edges, using flat head screws supplied. ALIGN WALL SWITCH PLATE with timer bracket by placing upper screw hole of plate over red indicator light. INSTALL CONTROL PANEL by inserting clear plastic lens in upper screw hole of plate. Make sure the post next to the knob shaft is properly mated with the hole switch lever hole in the control panel. [. . . ] However, if you should turn light(s) off in less than 30 minutes from the ON time, RED INDICATOR will resume FLASHING. At the end of the first 24 hour period, your Timer will be fully programmed, red indicator will stay ON and timer will automatically repeat the lighting pattern you entered during the 24 hours. PROGRAM REVIEW enables you to determine the ON/OFF settings in your Timer memory. Rotate time dial clockwise at least one click, stopping at nearest half hour to present time. [. . . ]