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Re: Question



I use Intermatic Lamp and Appliance Timers. They have little pins which can
be set at any time on the 24 hour clock. I just use regular shop lights, so
don't know what the fancy stuff might need.

The timers last a couple to several years (or about twice as long as a power
filter.) I usually keep a spare purchased at the last hardware store sale.

I use one for each of six fixtures. Another serves with two fixtures and a
multiple plug gizmo. They come on and go off in a sequence. This somewhat
simulates dawn and dusk and allows me to finish what I'm doing when the
first light goes off without clobbering myself in the dark. ;)

There are undoubtedly less pedestrian set-ups. They may have more bells and
whistles (and more light demanding plants). It works for me.

All the best!

Scott

Stan Rosendorf wrote...
> Dear Killiepersons,
> I've noted that a lot of people have timers that the aq lites plug into.
> Does this work for flourescent lites???  Are there special timers for
> flourescent fixtures??



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