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Ideal for block heaters, car warmers, outdoor lighting, etc.
Optional set timer clock
Manual override switch allows you to turn the lights on or off at any time
1/2" (1.27 cm) digital display shows current time
Weatherproof for outdoor use
One, grounded (three-prong) outlet
8" (20.3 cm) long cord
24 hour cycle with one setting

Canadian Tire Warranty:

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

NomaNOMA Multi-Purpose Timer

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27 Ideal for block heaters, car warmers, outdoor lighting, etc.. . Optional set timer clock. Manual override switch allows you to turn the lights on or off at any time

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5pecialK

Location:North Bay, ON

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Save Hydro

Date:December 6, 2011

"Have been using it for block heater, pump, pool lights, christmas lights, water fountains and as well as, many indoor application.

- weather proof
- user friendly
- 1875 W
- 125 V
- 60HZ
- 3 prong plugs"

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5 out of 5

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HvacTech

Location:Toronto

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Great little timer

Date:February 7, 2010

"Bought this to use with my block heater for my pickup for those cold mornings.

Very easy to program, feels very sturdy in your hands and the manual was easy enough to follow.

Set it to come on an hour or two before you are sceduled to leave, turn it off before you unplug the cord to your vehicle (prevent sparks) and off you go with a warm vehicle. Also saves by not having it on for 8-9 hours when you first get home.

Happy with the purchase."

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Guitarmannn

Location:New Westminster BC

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Hot stuff

Date:January 1, 2010

"I use this little baby to turn my heat on on the boat. When I get there, she is toasty warm when I get off work. Timer is easy to set. I use a ceramic heater with a thermostat and run double duty on the auto heat. If it gets unplugged you just start again.
Pretty simple stuff and no concerns with overheating / fire hazard. I recommend. Used on my boat for a year."

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5 out of 5

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iplant

Location:Red Deer, AB

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Block Heater Timer Just What I Needed

Date:December 30, 2009

"The set timer clock function this timer has is just what I needed. I needed a timer that would turn the power on to my block heater an hour or so before I go to work in the morning instead of wasting electricity by having to have my vehicle plugged in from the time I get home from work until the next morning or optionally having to remember to run out later in the evening and plugging it in. This timer allows me to set the clock and a start and end time for turning the power on and off to the block heater. This is also great for weekends when the vehicle isn't used as again electricity isn't wasted with the power being on all the time."

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Monkeybone

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Great for Basic Uses

Date:December 29, 2009

"If you have uncomplicated schedules that you need a timer for this will work well. We use it for xmas lights, car block heater etc. Timing is only every hour with nothing in between and there's no battery back up if your power goes out (you'll need to reset it), but it's affordable for your basic needs or if you need several of these."

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aviendha

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Does the job

Date:December 29, 2009

"I live in the Canadian north. It gets really cold. I have to plug in my car a lot. It is nice to have this for my car. Yah, you have to reprogram it if the power goes out but no big deal. It is quite easy and fast to program. It does the job quite adequately."

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polaroid

Location:Oshawa Ontario Canada

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Poor

Date:December 8, 2009

"I bought 3 of these & returned them all. If the power goes out you have to completely reset them. They can only be set to the hour not the half or even quarter. They have to be plugged in to set them & you have to be very very quick if you want them to all work at the same time, for example xmas lights."

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5 out of 5

cami36

Location:whitby, on

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Great Christmas

Date:March 25, 2009

"I used this for Christmas lights this year. It was great. Worked like it was supposed to, let me not have to worry about the lights. excellent."

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Anonymous

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Works Great

Date:March 14, 2009

"Bought this to turn my aquarium light on and off. Does what it was made to do!!
Had a mechanical timer but it failed after a couple of months.
Got this on sale for $10, can't beat that for a timer"

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shredded

Location:Dartmouth, NS

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Cold Buster

Date:January 28, 2009

"Bought it early this week and I have no regrets except that I missed out when it was on sale for $10! Used it when it was -20. Easy to program and a must have for cold climates."

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how can I reprogram time

Question:

I plugged the unit in set the time but then realized that it was set at AM not PM how do I change this
time as C will not come up to reset ??

lebaroncars

- winnipeg

3 months, 3 weeks ago

Answer:

To change the program:

Unplug the timer, which will discontinue the current program. After 10 seconds, plug it again and proceed to set current time. Then continue with the programming steps.

Should you require further assistance, please call Noma at 1-866-827-4985

CanadianTireTeam

3 months, 3 weeks ago

1 answer

is it ok to plug in a 220V?

earl29

7 months ago

Answer:

Please contact our Customer Relations department at 1-800-387-8803.

CanadianTireTeam

7 months ago

1 answer

How do I setup the Power Tower correctly?

Question:

TV is into master outlet
DVD and Bell HD box into controlled outlets
Bell box resets everytime it's turned back on. Why and how to stop it?

grchandler

1 year, 3 months ago

Answer:

Without further clarification or information, we are unable to answer your question.

CanadianTireTeam

1 month, 3 weeks ago

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Why don't the Noma LED Adhesive Touch Lights (65-2081-0) work?

Question:

Lights come with batteries installed. I checked the batteries with a multimeter, and they were good. There are no user instructions included in the package. Lights should toggle on and off when switch button is pressed.

Anonymous

1 year, 7 months ago

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NOMA TIMER INSTRUCTIONS

Question:

Hello there,
I purchased the Noma Timer last year and it is still working, the only problem is i can't remember how to set it up to turn my christmas lights on and off.
thanks for your help

Anonymous

- Norwood

4 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

1.plug it in
2.C will show Press time button until you have reached the current time
3.press mode once P will show
4.press time until you reach the desired start time
5. press mode once more E will show
6. press time until the desired shut off time is shown
7. press mode again to return to the current time

Thats it.
TIP: the little dot on the bottom right indicates pm time

Anonymous

6 months ago

Answer:

UPDATE, 13 Dec 09, the Web link has changed to:
http://www.ccixpress.com/cci/Marketing/Woods_Canada_Timer_Instructions/49122.pdf

and all directions are now there

Anonymous

2 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

The instruction sheet is now located at: http://www.colemancable.com/faq-canadatimer.aspx

Anonymous

2 years, 5 months ago

Answer:

Timer insruction sheet for this model can be found at...

http://www.woods.com/pdfs/timers/canada/49122.pdf

TimerGuy

- Toronto

3 years, 3 months ago

Answer:

when you plug the timer in, push the top button to set the time to the nearest hour (there is a small dot in the bottom right corner to indicate PM)
then push the bottom button and a P will flash. push the top button to get the desired start time. push the bottom button again and an E will flash. push the top button to set the end time. push the bottom button one more time and it will return to the current time. if you need to change anything just unplug it and restart the process. hope this helps!