Plug 110 male receptacle into timer ~ plug timer into 110v outlet ~ set timer
What it is:
- The ML1 is a photo-electric timer designed to automate low-voltage deck lighting (or landscape lighting) by sensing ambient light (dusk/dawn) and switching power accordingly.
- You plug the timer into a standard 120 V outlet; then you plug your transformer (that powers your low-voltage lights) into the timer. It then controls when that transformer is powered.
- It provides multiple modes: Off, Always On, Dusk-to-Dawn, or On at Dusk for 1-8 hours.
- It has two 110 V output receptacles (so you can plug two transformers if desired) in many listings.
- Designed for outdoor (or indoor with exposure to light) use; comes with built-in photo cell and weather/damp-rated housing.
Key Specifications & Features:
Here are the main specs for the ML1:
- Input voltage: 120 VAC.
- Output: 120 VAC at 8 amps (according to one spec sheet) for the receptacles.
- Mounting: Single screw mounting hole; unit should be mounted vertically and at least 18″ above ground.
- Modes: Off, Always On, Dusk-to-Dawn, On at Dusk for 1-8 hours.
- Two output plugs (110 V each) – allows two transformers or lighting circuits.
- Outdoor rated “damp location” housing per listing.
- Warranty: 1-year limited defect warranty for the timer.
About this product...
The Aurora ML1 Photo Electric Timer is designed to set the time you want your deck lights to turn on or off and forget about it. The Aurora PhotoElectric Timer is simple to install and program, will work Indoors or Outdoors, and is covered by Dekor's 1 year Warranty. Simply plug the Timer into an outlet, plug your transformer into it, set the mode you want and your done. Choose from the following program modes: Off, Always On, Dusk to Dawn, or On at Dusk for 1-8 hours. The Aurora ML1 PhotoElectric Timer is compatible with all Aurora transformers and any of the other brand transformers.
DETAILS:
- Photoelectric timer with built in photo eye.
- 1-8 Hr. option.
- Designed for use with any transformer.
- Two 110v outputs.
- Just plug into a 110v outlet and plug transformer into this unit.