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* UL Listed * Each timer has 2 outlets which allows for a combination of lights and/or accessories * 15 amps max load * It is recommended not to exceed 12A * 96 - 15 minute increments * Push segments down for on time * Push red switch down to turn on; up to turn off * Dimensions: 78 mm high x 66 mm deep x 90 mm wide
pulling a little more watts might be okay or not depending how quality the components are but a statement like that in the specs makes me wonder if its any good at all? you definatlly don't want to go over 15amp draw not sure what the lights load is.
-------------------- "The proverb warns that, "You should not bite the hand that feeds you." But maybe you should, if it prevents you from feeding yourself."
- Thomas Szasz
"if you arent good with electricity dont go touching it...ive electrocuted myself twice...its no fun"
- mhbound
That timer could safely run 1 1000 watt light and your fan. Be sure you know what's all on the circuit your using, and if it's a 15amp circuit don't run 2 1000 watt lights on the same circuit on the same schedule or you may wake up to a burnt down house depending on the quality of your wiring. You should never exceed 80% of a given rating when it comes to electrical meaning that timer is 15amps, but you don't want to use more than 80% of that constantly.
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