Grow1 240V Single Outlet Digital Timer - 15 Amp Max Load - 1-Minute Increments

Schedule One 240V Device Precisely - 3.5 x 4.5 x 8.5 in

Manual switching leads to missed cycles and uneven schedules. This Grow1 digital timer controls one 240V device automatically, with on/off times set in 1-minute increments. It carries a 15 amp max load and is listed as UL approved.

Sold individually, this timer suits a single-circuit setup: one light fixture, pump or fan in a home room, or one dedicated circuit in a larger commercial room where you add a timer per circuit.

Key Features & Benefits

• 240V single outlet — controls one 240V device on its own circuit.
• 1-minute on/off increments — fine control over photoperiod and watering cycles.
• 15 amp max load — supports high-draw equipment within that rating.
• Digital programming — set schedules without mechanical pins.
• UL approved — listed by the distributor as UL approved.

Who Should Use Grow1 240V Single Outlet Digital Timer

Indoor growers running 240V lighting, pumps or ventilation who want repeatable schedules. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations.

About Grow1 240V Single Outlet Digital Timer

Grow1 makes cultivation equipment. This timer has a single outlet, a 240V rating, a 15 amp max load and 1-minute on/off increments. It measures 3.5 in long, 4.5 in wide and 8.5 in high, and ships at 0.4 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What voltage does this timer use?
A: It is a 240V timer. Do not use it on a standard 120V circuit.

Q: How finely can I set the schedule?
A: On and off times can be set in 1-minute increments. This allows precise control of lighting or irrigation cycles.

Q: How many devices can it control?
A: It has a single outlet, so it controls one device. Use additional timers for additional circuits.

Q: What is max load?
A: Max load is the most current the timer can safely switch. Here it is 15 amps, so keep the connected equipment within that rating.

Q: Is it a good choice over a mechanical timer?
A: A digital timer lets you set exact times in small increments, while mechanical timers usually use fixed segments. Check the device rating for either type before use.