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Offers increased home security and lower energy costs
Manual override switch allows you to turn the lights on or off at any time
Compact size
Minimum setting interval of 15 minutes
24 hour cycle with two on/off settings

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoNOMA Timer With Two On/Off Settings

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23 Offers increased home security and lower energy costs. Manual override switch allows you to turn the lights on or off at any time. Compact size. Minimum setting interval of 15 minutes

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Cl0ud

Location: AB

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OK product

Date:December 1, 2011

"Just bought this on sale set it up and connected a lamp to it. At first I thought it wasn't working because i didn't hear any clicking, but the lamp was on so I left it for half an hour to see if the dial moved...after time passed, the dial did move and the lamp turned off after moving by the off pin. It does work properly and works silently, too, aside from the click from it going past the pin. Now to see how long this product lasts for..."

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Enrie

Location: Toronto, Ontario

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The WORST purchase EVER!

Date:November 7, 2011

"Don’t get frustrated. AVOID this timer. I bought one and it only work for a month. Then, I bought another one this week and it doesn’t work at all. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!"

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mcvane

Location: Toronto, ON

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doesn't seem to work reliably

Date:December 3, 2010

"I've checked the settings, and although I have 2 of these units, the most recent one I bought doesn't seem to properly trigger when the time passes the plastic PEGS. You hear a 'click' type thing, but it doesn't actually execute the ON/OFF function.

I'm opting for digital ones in the future...I can't depend on this one as it's sitting in my drawer right now!"

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fijiman

Location: bc,canada

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its ok ):

Date:November 28, 2010

"id love to see the day timers of these design decrease their size! iv opened up a lot of them and they have lots of empty space inside. any hew this particular type i bought few weeks ago for my fish tank lighting in my bedroom. it does make a little noise but its barely audible .strong casing and seems durable ."

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Guitarmannn

Location: New Westminster BC

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Lights are on and Nobody is Home

Date:January 1, 2010

"I like to turn the lights on my boat to make it look like I am there. I turn 'em on and off automatically . I turn on for an hour in the morning and four hours at night. If I fall asleep they go out by themselves. Just use these little clips to set what time on and off 2 x per day. No rocket science required. Fa la la la la la la la la !!"

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shoppingpro

Location: Vernon, BC

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First timer

Date:December 29, 2009

"I have purchased three of these. Works well for the price."

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aquaman123

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works well

Date:September 11, 2009

"I've had this timer for over a year now and no problems. I use it daily and change the on/off times every month or so with no issues."

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tony128

Location: Vancouver

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works flawlessly

Date:January 7, 2009

"The only thing I didn't check when I bought it was that it accepts only 2 prong cords. I wish it had 3 prongs. also , max wattage for lights and other loads is 1000 watts and 1500 watts for electrical heaters.

Mine looks a bit different in that you have to depress the middle of the dial to remove the green and red pins. Otherwise it is exactly the same.

HINT: If you do not use two on off settings, remove one pair and tape it to the side of the timer so you don't lose them.

I too got them for 2.97 each on sale. Excellent for Christmas lights and leaving an accent light on in the living room. Good to have on a light permanently, when you go out and forget to leave a light on or when you come back home, a light is on."

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capucine

Location: morrisburg Ont

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super deal

Date:December 7, 2008

"where can you buy a timer for under 3$ nowaday. I am sure nobody makes money on this timer except the customer. I bought 2 of these yesterday and they work perfect."

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smilie

Location: Toronto, ON

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cheap buy

Date:December 5, 2008

"It's a great price on sale but would never buy at regular price. It's not very accurate and I don't like the noise it makes while running. I have the Noma digital timer and it works much better & has many more options. If you don't mind having only two programs, it's a great buy to save energy & use when you're away."

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1 answer

Any of these indoor timer can be use with 220V?

jfsevigny

1 year, 6 months ago

Answer:

i don't think so. the resister inside it is meant for 110 volts so will most likely burn out if plugged in a 220.

fijiman

- bc,canada

1 year, 2 months ago

2 answers

Noma light timer 49550 not working!

Question:

What is the purpose of the wheel at very top of device? Should it be turned towards the clock or towards circle with vertical line? Instructions say "Ensure manual override switch is in the "ON" position." What is this?

Anonymous

1 year, 9 months ago

Answer:

if its turned towards the clock it means its timed ,the vertical line and itl stay on continuously .its like a on switch .timer becomes irrelevant

fijiman

- bc,canada

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

The purpose of the wheel at top is to give you 2 optional settings. Set the wheel to the clock indication and the timer will be activated at your preprogrammed times only, set it to the on position and your timer will be active always, like a regular outlet.

This is useful in situations that you need a light to come on, at a non scheduled time, this way you do not need to unplug everything and destroy your programs.

alex2052

- toronto

1 year, 9 months ago

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Can this timer be used outdoor?

Question:

Like for christmas lights

Anonymous

2 years, 1 month ago

Answer:

no its meant for indoors as its not water proof

fijiman

- bc,canada

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

This timer is rated for inside use only.

liz6432

2 years ago

Answer:

It says indoor only.

shoppingpro

- Vernon, BC

2 years, 1 month ago

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Will this still keep it's setting when the hydro goes out?

Question:

I was looking for a light sensor switch which will still work after a power outage.

Anonymous

- Vancouver

2 years, 3 months ago

Answer:

nope you will have to reset the time

fijiman

- bc,canada

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

This timer plugs into an electrical outlet so if the power goes off, it won't keep time. You have to re-set the clock after an outage.

LuvCanTire

- Okotoks, AB

2 years ago

Answer:

It should keep its settings, but it will lose the current time when the power goes off. You may try looking for a digital timer with a battery backup - that should solve the issue.

liz6432

2 years, 3 months ago

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Timer not working

Question:

I can't get my timer working...
I put the pegs in and adjusted the time and nothing happens...
The back of the unit says to put the device in manual override. I think that means put it on the side opposite to the picture a clock.

Anonymous

- Saint John, NB

3 years, 1 month ago

Answer:

I had the same thing happen with the first one I bought, until I realised I had the grey and white pegs backwards. You have to use the grey pegs for the start time or it won't work.
I now own four of these timers and they all work great.