Intermatic FF12HHC spring-wound timer 120/277V AC silver
Spring-wound timer rated 1 hp at 120 V AC and 2 hp at 240 V AC, single-gang silver housing
- Controls up to 1 hp at 120 V AC
- Handles up to 2 hp at 240 V AC
- Works on 120 V or 277 V AC supply
- Single-gang design fits standard electrical boxes
- Spring-wound mechanism needs no external power source
Spring-Wound Timer 120/277V AC
This Intermatic FF12HHC is a spring-wound timer rated for 120/277V AC supply. It provides one gang and is rated at 1 hp at 120V and 2 hp at 240V. The silver finish suits standard electrical enclosures. It is designed for mechanical timing control in industrial and commercial settings.
Suits installers needing a mechanical timer
Electricians and maintenance staff who want a simple, self-contained timer for motor loads will find this unit fits. Buyers who need programmable digital schedules, multiple independent circuits, or battery-backed operation should look at other types because this model is a single-gang spring-wound mechanism only.
Mounts in a standard single-gang box
Installation follows normal single-gang wiring practice at 120V or 240V/277V. The spring mechanism must be wound fully before each timing cycle; forgetting to wind it is the most common reason the timer does not run. Verify the load does not exceed the 1 hp or 2 hp ratings to avoid contact damage.
How it compares
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- Price $32.99
- Cheaper than about 72% of the 1,098 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | INTERMATIC |
Questions about this item
What voltage supply do I need for the Intermatic FF12HHC timer?
The timer operates on 120/277V AC circuits, so your supply must match one of those voltages.
Can the timer control a 2 hp motor at 240V alongside existing equipment?
Yes, it is rated for 2 hp at 240V, allowing it to switch a motor of that size on the same circuit.
How can I verify the timer is cycling correctly after installation?
Turn the dial to a set interval and listen for the audible click when the contacts open and close at the end of the cycle.
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