It is hard to find this information, and the power consumption varies
widely across manufacturers and models. I have done some testing on
appliance timers, and using a Kill-A-Watt power meter I have found the
power consumption varies from under a watt continuous to more than 5
watts. One of t
Ken Dunn wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I hope the cross-post is OK. I'm looking at adding a photo-sensitive
> lighting timer for my lamp post light. However, I'm having a hard
> time finding the energy consumption of the timer itself. Our lamp
> post light is already on a photo sensor and we use a CFL bu
Hi all,
I hope the cross-post is OK. I'm looking at adding a photo-sensitive
lighting timer for my lamp post light. However, I'm having a hard
time finding the energy consumption of the timer itself. Our lamp
post light is already on a photo sensor and we use a CFL bulb.
Ideally, the timer will
