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Timers
- Thread starter mfcphil
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Hi all,
I wouldn't go this way, the reason is that all the digital timers are prone to failure of the LCD units. If you have room an ordinary plug block with multiple plugged in mechanical timers is a much more trouble free option (if not very aesthetically pleasing). This is particularly true if you have discharge lamps, as these are great for frying LCD's (particularly if they have "warm re-strike").
cheers Darrel
I wouldn't go this way, the reason is that all the digital timers are prone to failure of the LCD units. If you have room an ordinary plug block with multiple plugged in mechanical timers is a much more trouble free option (if not very aesthetically pleasing). This is particularly true if you have discharge lamps, as these are great for frying LCD's (particularly if they have "warm re-strike").
cheers Darrel
