BN-LINK Indoor Countdown Timer with Repeat Function, Heavy Duty Accurate Compact Size for Charger Vacation Security, 3-Prong Grounded Outlet, 15A/1875W ½ HP ETL Listed

This little guy is perfect for my needs. I have issues with the water supply to my house, so I have a 400 gl. tank on the roof with an electric valve, and a RV on-demand pump on the pipe into my house.I put one of these on the electric valve, and another on the pump. When I'm going to bathe, I hit 30 min button on the tank, then 15 min button on the pump. After 15 min, the pressure drops to about half, then finish my bath and dry off and the tank closes, all controlled from these switches.It amazes me how well my system works.And did you see the price on these? Insanely cheap. I may get another for my water heater.You can't go wrong with these.

great timer. I plug my counter oven into it. Now if I accedentally leave my oven on, which i won't ever do, it will turn it off for me automatically at the push button set time. Tremendous.

There's nothing to dislike about this very basic device. In my case I only use it as a timer for two of my very old school portable electric heaters during Winter in my garage "man cave" space. I discovered myself guilty of forgetting to unplug those heaters once I would leave that space for the day. Thrilled to have discovered this particular timer with its numerous available time duration choices that can be engaged by simply pushing a button it was a no-brainer purchase. And this device certainly reliable works as advertised...... until it doesn't.But I'm giving this manufacturer a pass (for now) as this failure of one of my two units occurred after a couple of months use. Things break. And that's what Amazon's return policy is for. So I'll be sure to report how things go when I request a replacement. In fact, I'm actually going to order a third timer because I have another application for it.Suggestion to the manufacturer:in both of my use cases with your timer, things would have been MUCH more convenient for me if you would have placed the port for the power cord (of the device being plugged-into your timer) on the RIGHT side of the timer (instead of on the left size). I suggest you create a version of this timer with a port on the right side as an option?So, and despite the failure of one of these two units, I still give this five stars for now.

Working as expected. Like it ETL listed.The unit constantly draws 5VA (or 0.5W with 0.11PF). Feeling somewhat high.

Simple idea, well executed.I use this on a compressor in my garage. I don't want it running all the time, and setting a timer is quick and easy with this little plug.

This is great for avoiding over charging my e-bike batteries, phone, …anything that recharges

I use this timer for a small heater in a cold bathroom and either press the 15-minute or 30-minute buttons and it has consistently worked. If I leave the room or it gets warm enough it's easy to just hit the off button. I've had it for 4 months now and it gives me peace of mind knowing the heater won't get left on.

Great for charging e-bike batteries. You can’t over charge. Setting the time limit. Great