Home Page Hydroponic Supplies Sitemap         C.A.P. Adjustable Recycle Timer ART-DNe The ART-DNe recylcing timer by Custom Automated Products controls any application requiring a device to be turned on and off at precise intervals. The ART-DNe has a user adjustable on time of 1 second to 60 minutes and an off time of 1 minute to 8 hours. A day/night/both switch allows you to select the time period that the ART-DNe will operate. The ART-DNe timers have a wide range of uses including controlling hydroponic pumps, simple CO2 controller, turning on and off ozone generators, running exhaust fans, etc. ART-DNe timers are rated for 15 amps @ 120 volts. Three year warranty. CDN Price $105.95 US Price $100.65 Shipping to Canada (CDN $):  $4.95 Shipping to US (CDN $):  $12.95 * Please note shipping price is for ground transportation. * Please note your order will be charged in CDN funds. Add to Cart   Item Description Manufacturer: C.A.P Custom Automated Products   Note: OVERVIEW • The ART-DNe simply plugs into a 15 amp, 120 volt outlet. • The ART-DNe can control up to 15 amps @ 120 volts. • The ART-DNe has an on time of 1 second to 40 minutes and an off time of 1 minute to 8 hours. CONNECTIONS & OPERATION 1) Determine the desired location for the ART-DNe timer. The cord from the device that you are planning to control must be able to reach the outlet on the front of the ART-DNe timer. 2) Adjust the ART-DNe to the timing intervals that you desire by adjusting the On Time and Off Time knobs to the desired timing schedule. Then set the Day/Both/Night switch to the appropriate setting. 3) Plug in the ART-DNe timer into a wall outlet and the ON time should start (It can take up to a minute for the photocell to determine if it is daytime or nightime). The Cycle light will come on to show that an On cycle is currently running. * NOTE: To set a new timing schedule, ajust the knobs and press the Reset Button. If you want to run a cycle, press the Reset Button. * NOTE: If your ART-DNe is not determining day or night correctly, check to see that there are no lights directly in front of the timer, or move the timer to a different outlet.