Utilitech 2 outlet timer - 0155671

Yes but maybe it will not last very long.
Utilitec 0155671 is indoor timer with 2 grounded outlets.
Indoor timers will work outdoors until they gets wet from rain, wet from evening dew, or overheated from exposure to sun.
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1) Basic written instructions:
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2) Instruction pdf manual for identical Woods 59377 timer showing programming plus how to set countdown and random feature, summer-winter changeover, load ratings.
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Woods-59377.pdf
3) More resources
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AM and PM shows on display when programming
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Utilitec 0155671 7-day digital programmable timer is sold under different brand names and numbers
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Read instructions on following link.
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There are 7 general things to look for if digital timer is not working correctly.
1) 0155671 timer is considered incandescent light bulb timer (tungsten) and not necessarily made for motors loads, TVs, CFLs etc. Try using timer on table lamp with incandescent bulb. Turn lamp ON, and make sure bulb is good.
2) Outlet is wired wrong: test outlet with circuit analyzer, and try timer on another outlet, and with different load. For example if outlet polarity is reversed, or if load has interference.
3) Timer is programmed for ON times but not for OFF times.
4) Programming has conflicts, for example program1 ON is for 8am Mon but program1 OFF is for 11am all-days-of-week.
Or program1 and program2 ON-and-OFF times conflict.
5) Timer is not set in AUTO mode, and timer is in random or countdown mode.
6) Timer is defective: 6-8% of all timers arrive defective.
7) If timer is older, the internal battery may be fading. Battery is not replaceable. These timers have 1 year limited warranty.

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Utilitec makes 2 different plug-in timers.
Utilitec 0155671 is about size of baseball and has 5 buttons and two outlets. Programming is shown on link below.
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Utilitec 0144506 timer is small and rectangular with 5 buttons and slide switch located on top of timer. This timer can turn lights on-off once a day and has 1 outlet. 0144506 Instructions are given in steps shown below.
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http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-program-Utilitec-0144506.html

Steps:
-Plug timer into wall for 1 hour until rechargeable battery is charged and display shows.
-If battery will not charge, then check electricity to wall outlet, if electricity is good and battery will not charge, then timer is no good.
-Lamp has to be turned on for timer to work. Check bulb if timer stops working.

-Unplug timer to set program.
-Press reset button with paper clip to remove any programming.

-Slide switch on top of timer to 'Timer'
1) Set current time
Hold down Time button
Press HOUR until current hour am-pm shows in display.
Hold down Time button
Press MIN button until current minute shows
Since this is a one-day repeat timer, no day program is available.

2) Program ON > this is when you want lamp to turn ON
Hold down ON button.
Press HOUR until ON hour with am-pm displays.
Hold down ON button.
Press MIN until ON minute displays.

2) Program OFF > this is when you want lamp to turn OFF
Hold down OFF button.
Press HOUR until OFF hour with am-pm displays.
Hold down OFF button.
Press MIN until OFF minute displays.

3) Set timer to operate
Make sure slide-switch on top of timer is set to 'Timer' to run program
Plug lamp into timer, and then plug timer into wall outlet
For manual override, move slide-switch to 'On' and light will stay ON

Link has programming, image and manual for Utilitec 0155671 plug-in timer
Plus other Utilitec timers
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Push all the pins down. Pull them up for on/off times. Set the clock by turning the dial to current time. Plug it in. Plug timed items into timer outlets. Warning: Both outlets will turn on and off at the same time.

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