Just a wee word to all the newbies like myself, fork out and buy a good timer had so many problems because of buying cheep ones. keep breaking and lights staying on ect.
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Absolutely. I have ruined more than one crop through faulty timers. The cheap ones from e-bay will just end up causing you hassle. -
lesson learned for me, just a wee daft thing like that I never thought of. To be honest the proper ones are around £10 here and the cheep ones are £7 for two. so not a lot in it, but I had no idea about the rating for the lights, but as said I do now.Comment
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I've had great luck with this simple mechanical timer. Got it at my local Wally.
Rated at up to 1250W if using a HID style lamp or 15A for reg use.Last edited by gbauto; 01-07-2017, 07:30 AM.Comment
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Mechanical is definitely the way to go. Far more reliable than digital.Comment
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My mate ( he shall be known as Mr smart arse) he bought a couple of heating system timers and wired everything into them , but I just bought mine from my local grow shop. the wallies over here are shit for things like that.Comment
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