EATON PT18M-W-K Accell Core Programmable Timer, 120 V, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 Min Off, White

I cannot express how much I love this timer! I searched through dozens of options before coming across this timer. We recently remodeled our bathroom and previously had a heating lamp light in the ceiling which was connected to an old turn dial 15 minute timer. We loved the timer switch because it mean that it could never be left on for an extended amount of time. The first requirement that needed to be met was finding a timer that did not require a neutral wire. This one only requires a ground wire (3 wires - red, black, green vs 4 wires - red, black, green, white). We have a light above the shower and a small ceiling exhaust fan connected to this and it works wonderfully.My absolute favorite thing about this is that the green indicator light will move accordindly as it counts down. For example, if you choose the 60 minute setting and it begins counting down - when it reaches the 30 minute mark, the green indicator light at the 30 minute button will now illuminate... and when it reaches 15 minutes, the 15 minute button illuminates and so forth. When it is about to shut off, the indicator light on the main switch to the right will repeatedly blink until it shuts off.Other helpful things:- The light is bright enough to be seen without mistake but it is not overly bright and is not a nuisance in the dark.- You can choose a timer setting, with the ability to override/shut off the light by using the main button on the right hand side. You can also use the button to turn the light on continuously without a timer countdown.- The directions include instructions on how to change the timer settings if you desire (however I did not/it seems silly because the printed times on the buttons wont match if you change the times) but I did think that was a cool option.- The buttons don't seem as cheap as some of the reviews made it seem. I mean they are plastic, but if you aren't slamming the buttons down, especially because there is no need to do so, then they should last a long while.- Does not come with a face plate, but those are easy enough to pick up and it's a standard size so no worries about it fitting properly.This has been installed for a few weeks now and we have had no issues at all. I love this product and highly recommend purchasing it. I think it's features are great and much better than some of the other options and it's at a reasonable price. Not cheap enough to worry about having issues sooner rather than later, but not absurdly expensive where you expect it to be made out of gold! And if you cannot tell from the pictures, I purchased a white faced one.

I use these on my exhaust fans in my bathrooms so I can turn on the fan when I start my shower and leave it running after I'm done and it turns itself off. I've had 1 in place and working without issue for years. I bought another here for my other bathroom.I originally bought this years ago because my teenager would leave the fan running all day long. So if you have teenagers that do the same thing, this is the solution you have been looking for.This switch specifically can handle the amperage of a fan, other switches can only be used with lights!!

Easy install and works great.

So far so good. I bought 3 of these for my bathroom fans, I've only received one so far so this is just based on that, hopefully the other two work just as well and this will keep it's rating. I prefer this "accell" style over the curved "aspire" style, though something tells me the plates are probably interchangeable between the two. The local hardware store that carries cooper only had the aspire, so I ordered the "Accell" style on amazon. I'm using them with some lutron diva switches with claro 2-gang plates and they look good and are working great so far.I debated over many switches, but ultimately my wife and I decided we wanted something we can just press the time on a button, no scrolling through presets or anything like that like some other switches. I would prefer if they had a neutral on these, but they work for my application so it didn't matter. I did read these might leak some power through ground, which is almost the same as having neutral given it's typically connected to ground at the box, but it's definitely iffy if that's the case. I haven't tested it to confirm though. Even so, they haven't tripped any breakers and i'm using them in bathrooms with GFCIs. They definitely have a relay inside of them from what I gather, which is probably required given its 1800w rating.I did read a few reviews talking about issues with the buttons, either too tight or cracked or what not - I made sure to be extra careful to get fitment right and not have the plate putting any pressure against this thing. The claro plates I used also help with that since they let you adjust the fitment before you snap the outer plate on, and you can really get things centered nicely that way. I'll be curious how they hold up, so I'll try to post a followup in a few months.They do let you override the timer and hold-on if you press and hold the "off" button down. I sort of just guessed it would let you do that and sure enough it does. Apparently there's also a way to change the time periods as well, but then your button labels won't match, and I have no real desire to do that anyway, the 60 min max is perfect for bathroom fans. Would probably be nice if there was a way to turn off the bypass mode like the lutron's do, but it's not the end of the world. It was pretty much a close call between these and the maestro timers, but ultimately we ruled these easier to use, we'll see how true that remains once we have some guests over....

Ordered Eaton PT18M-W-K, received Core brand "Aspire" #9590. The one I got is exactly like the picture. Probably same manufacturer with different brand names.Easy to install. As described by others, it uses the ground wire as a neutral for its own electronics. The current must be minuscule but may conflict with a GFCI circuit. I had no problem.Default times are 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes, but the buttons are programmable to multiples and combinations of 1, 5, 10, 30 and 60 minutes. I'm knocking off 1 star because I find no way to label the buttons differently to reflect your custom-programmed times, in a way that would be cosmetically attractive. It would be nice if a different button plate were available. It looks like the face plate can be popped off easily.If you're replacing a standard single-pole switch, don't forget that you need a Decora-type faceplate.Instructions describe an alternate model (#9591) the button times measured in hours, rather than minutes. The default for that is 1, 2, 4, 8 and 12 hours.

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