I need to replace an Intermatic ML300RTWSN 12-volt low voltage mechanical timer. What is the difference between my model and the ML300RTW?
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Paint is the only difference. This model is black, the 'SN' model is painted 'sand' color (or tan).
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Intermatic timers are no longer supported by Malibu. I would stay away from this product. Timers go bad from time to time.
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Your Timer has Light Sensor as well Digital time program. This timer is done with Red and Green Pins the red for the time you want the lights to go off and the green for your lights to come on. I have both and prefer the Pin Timer
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As others have already stated, 24VAC. The 120VAC line voltage is stepped down to 24VAC by the "wall wart" transformer that supplies the timer. Good luck with your project.
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Sorry I cannot speak about that particular model as I purchased the ExpertPower 12v 5 Amp rechargeable battery. I do not see any mfg date on this product, but I can say it is working like a champ since I installed it on 3/21/2015. I am using it to replace the existing battery that went bad in my home alarm system after 15 years. The battery you mentioned is a little larger in width and depth than mine. It also has more power if the power to your alarm goes off.
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I think the T20004R number is for the entire Timer control box. As long as it has the compatible type of Intermatic timers listed with WG1573-10D, you should be ok. Here is what is listed in the Amazon product description: "Intermatic WG1573-10D 60-Hertz Replacement Clock Motor for T100, T170, T100R201, T1400, T100-20 and WH Series" The web site for Intermatic timer products "http://www.intermatic.com/en/Products/Pool_and_Spa.aspx"
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It's been sometime since I connected my timer. However, the instructions are pretty clear how to connect the wiring. Instructions are also available on the Intermatic website. as far as programming, that too is easy with the help of the instructions. Once the timer is programmed it can run for years without needing to be reset barring a dead battery.
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I ordered this unit, it was a piece of junk, sorry that you got one also. Perhaps donate it to Goodwill. I hate to say this but I found a very good timer at ACURITE.COM, it has magnetic base and works well.
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This timer is for 120 volt only. If 240 volts are applied to the timer motor, it will be damaged or destroyed. Purchase a timer with a 240 volt rating to use on a 240 volt circuit. You want the t104
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I'm not sure, I returned mine and replaced them with an intermatic zwave timer (CA3750). It has the switch and zwave module all in one box. It also uses the tradition intermatic wiring schematic. With the elk switch you still hate to use(purchase) a zwave appliance module, and a very clumsy arrangement. I use a intermatic switch for both my hot water heater and pool pump. I highly reconnect the intermatic ca3750 over the elk switch. Good luck
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Hi Linda, I have put my experience with the Woods Timers behind me. I had purchased two of them way back when, and they both failed and I've forgotten all I knew about them. Sorry I can't help you.
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If it is an Intermatic mechanical time switch, they will work. Is this an old intermatic or a new one? If it is a new one, two sets of trippers are included.
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Who cares! For my money, I would not touch Intermatic, Its junk. Look at the Honeywell switch instead. I bought Intermatic before and sent it back>
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Yes that appears to be the model I am using and it works very well. Be warned if the power flickers or goes out you will have to reset the time.
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They should as I believe all intermatic timers use the same pins. I have a bunch of the indoor model number TN111 that I bought these for
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go to intermatic.com ask for timer trippers for your model if they have them they will come up.
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This is "better" in the sense of features. I've never had a water heater timer fail, so I don't know if the reliability of this unit is better than the intermatic. I've only had this installed for about six months, so long-term reliability is unproven. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Not sure. The model # on my old unit (I just pulled it out) is 76N2 then underneath it reads TPL CL 8" then 120v. I took a chance when I ordered the unit. I went out to the seller's website (or someone else's...didn't save the url) but they had pictures of various models. This one was the closest match w/ description. I figured if the voltage matched, the motor wasn't as important as the length and position of the stem. Hope you pulled out your old unit and compare. Hope this helps.
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I believe it will fit in your panel, but, it operates on 110/120 volts. I wound up returning it and purchasing another Intermatic timer which operated on the 220/240 volts within my panel. Be sure of your voltage requirements.