So what ya'll use for timers?

[Xenogenesis]

My mechanical type timers are giving me the ****s, i'm always re-adjusting them on a weekly basis, I'm assuming digital timers don't have this problem, correct? Some brands would be helpful, some cheap arlecs look ok, but I could be wrong?

[junglepython2]

Go to Bunnings, there is a four outlet powerboard there, with built in timer, all 4 outlets can be programed independantly. Silent as a mouse unlike the mechanical ones and you can run 4 appliances off it without the use of any adapters. Best thing I ever bought. It's $30 from memory

[salebrosus]

I use a cheap **** Kambrook timer from Coles, works like a charm, never had any issues with them.

Simone.

[Xenogenesis]

Originally Posted by junglepython2

Go to Bunnings, there is a four outlet powerboard there, with built in timer, all 4 outlets can be programed independantly. Silent as a mouse unlike the mechanical ones and you can run 4 appliances off it without the use of any adapters. Best thing I ever bought. It's $30 from memory

Yeah beauty, was looking at those the other day, however it was a sealed package and I couldnt see if it had screw mounts, (which i consider a must, I like to keep things tidy), by screw mounts i mean those little slots that they hang on.

[junglepython2]

Yeah it has those on the back.

[Xenogenesis]

Thanks champ, big help.

Regards
Kyle

[Ranga]

crazy clarks. $2

lasts a lifetime...