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    Intermatic T103: Can it be Used for One Device & Wiring Question

    Thanks Norcal. The instructions indicate that the motor operates at 125v. As I studied the T103 instructions more carefully I think I better understand ishiboo's comment with regards to the 240v comment. The timer allows for the 240v source to split into two 120v circuits thus each leg may...
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    Intermatic T103: Can it be Used for One Device & Wiring Question

    Thanks ishiboo. I was under the impression that the T101 and T103 were both designed for the same 120v circuits. If the T103 is designed for 240v circuits can I still use to power up CFL bulb lights?
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    Intermatic T103: Can it be Used for One Device & Wiring Question

    Last weekend my brother purchased an Intermatic timer at a garage sale because he knew I was looking for something like that to turn on and off my exterior garage lights. He wasn't sure of the model and took a chance for $6. What I originally thought was a model T101 it turned out to be a...
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    CFL Bulbs: Inductive Load?

    Thank you aandpdan & Don 18
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    CFL Bulbs: Inductive Load?

    Hi Evernyone: Here is my first post. Can anyone verify if the Intermatic T101 timer can be used for CFL bulbs? The manual for this timer indicates it can be used for resistive, inductive, and tungsten applications. I am planning on using it for turning on and off my exterior garage lights...
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