Grow1 120V Dual Outlet Mechanical Timer - 2 Outlets - 15 Amp

Schedule Two Devices From One Timer - 120V Dual Outlet

Lighting, fans and other cultivation equipment need to switch on and off at the same times every day, and doing it by hand invites mistakes. This mechanical timer controls two outlets from one plug, so both devices follow the same schedule. Timing is set with prongs in 15-minute increments, and an indicator light shows when the output is on.

As a single unit, it suits a hobbyist with one tent or room, or a regular indoor grower who wants a simple, dependable schedule for a pair of devices. Commercial operations can use it on smaller circuits or as a spare.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two outlets — control two devices from one timer on the same schedule.
• 15 Amp maximum load — suited to higher-draw cultivation equipment within that limit.
• 15-minute increments — set on and off times with prongs for precise daily cycles.
• On/off indicator light — see the output status at a glance.
• Bypass switch — flip it for continuous power without changing your settings.

Who Should Use Grow1 120V Dual Outlet Mechanical Timer

Anyone running indoor cultivation equipment on a fixed daily cycle, from a small home setup to a larger room, who wants a straightforward mechanical timer without programming menus.

About Grow1 120V Dual Outlet Mechanical Timer

Grow1 makes this 120 V mechanical timer with two outlets and a 15 Amp maximum load. It is UL approved. The unit measures 3.5 x 5 x 7.5 in and ships at 0.5 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How precisely can I set the schedule?
A: The prongs set on and off times in 15-minute increments. This is enough for most daily lighting and ventilation cycles.

Q: Can I run a device continuously without removing the timer?
A: Yes. Flip the bypass switch for continuous power. Switch it back to resume the timed schedule.

Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The timer is rated for 15 Amp maximum load at 120 V. Add up the draw of both devices and keep the total within that rating.

Q: What does a mechanical timer do differently from a digital one?
A: A mechanical timer uses a rotating dial with set prongs instead of a programmable display. It is simple to set and has no menus, but offers less flexibility than digital models.

Q: How do I know the output is on?
A: An on/off indicator light shows the current output state.