Utilitech Digital Programmable Timer Instructions

Utilitech Digital Programmable Timer Instructions
Written By
Stephen Lilley
Stephen Lilley
Published: Jan 31, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
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Once you set both the current time and the time you want your device to come on, the Utilitech timer will take care of the rest.

  1. Plug your Utilitech digital programmable timer into a wall outlet. The device's LCD display illuminates.

  2. Press the "Clock" button. Press the "Hour" and "Minutes" buttons to set the hours and minutes to the current time. Press the "Day" button to specify the current day (if applicable to your model). When you're finished, the current time displays on the LCD screen.

  3. Plug the power cable of a device that you want to control into the power input on the timer.

  4. Press the "PROG" or "Program" button. Press the "Day," "Hours" and "Minutes" buttons to set a specific day and time at which you want the timer to power on that device.

The Drip Cap

  • A Utilitech digital programmable timer is a device that you can use to turn on lights or other appliances in your home at specific times.
  • You plug the programmable timer into a wall outlet in your home, and then connect the desired device directly to the timer.
  • Press the "Day," "Hours" and "Minutes" buttons to set a specific day and time at which you want the timer to power on that device.

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Stephen Lilley

Stephen Lilley is a freelance writer who hopes to one day make a career writing for film and television. His articles have appeared on a variety of websites. Lilley holds a Bachelor of Arts in film and video production from the University…

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