Intermatic FD60MWC spring-wound timer 60 min SPST
A spring-wound timer that runs up to 60 minutes with an SPST contact rated for 1 hp at 120 V and 2 hp at 240 V, carrying CSA and UL listings
- Mechanical spring-wound operation requires no external power
- 60-minute timing range suits short-cycle control tasks
- SPST contact rated 1 hp at 120 V AC
- Handles 20 A at 125 V and 10 A at 250 V
- CSA and UL listed for code-compliant installations
Spring-wound timer for 60-minute cycles
The Intermatic FD60MWC is a spring-wound timer that provides a 0 to 60 minute timing range. It uses a single-pole single-throw contact form and is rated for 1 hp at 120V and 2 hp at 240V. The unit carries CSA and UL standards and features a white faceplate with a plastic knob.
Verify voltage and current ratings before ordering
Check that your circuit voltage matches the 125VAC, 250VAC or 277VAC ratings. The timer supports a maximum of 20 amps at 125VAC and 10 amps at 250VAC or 277VAC. Confirm the load does not exceed 1 hp at 120V or 2 hp at 240V. This single-gang device has no hold feature.
Mechanical operation with no external power draw
The spring-wound mechanism requires no external power supply for timing operation. It produces a mechanical ticking sound during the countdown. Heat generation is minimal because the timer only switches the load through its contacts. Normal use stays within the 20-amp and 10-amp limits at the rated voltages.
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- Price $28.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 1,098 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | Intermatic |
Questions about this item
What does the box contain and what extra parts will I need?
The unit ships as a single spring-wound timer with a white faceplate and plastic knob. No mounting hardware, wire connectors or additional gangs are included, so supply your own screws and wiring to suit the enclosure.
How do I decide between the 120 V and 240 V ratings?
Choose based on your supply voltage: the timer handles 1 hp at 120 V and 2 hp at 240 V. Match the motor load to the corresponding horsepower rating for the circuit you are wiring.
What does the 60-minute range mean when the timer is installed?
You can set any interval from zero up to 60 minutes; the mechanism will hold the contacts closed for the chosen period then open automatically. The SPST contacts are rated 20 A at 125 VAC, 10 A at 250 VAC and 10 A at 277 VAC.
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