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If you select

Then

US2007 or MX1986

Go to step 8. 

NOTE:

 To view the start and end dates for a DST rule, press ENTER/

NEXT to scroll through the dates and then press MODE.

Custom

Press ENTER/NEXT. The screen displays a flashing 

MAR

 and 

2ND

. Go to step 4.

4.  Press + or - to select a starting month for customized DST and press ENTER/NEXT.
5.  Press + or - to select a starting week (1ST, 2ND, 3RD, 4TH, or LST) and press ENTER/NEXT.

NOTE:

 DST changes at 2:00 A.M. on Sunday of the user-configured starting and ending weeks. Select LST for the fifth Sunday 

of a month.

6.  Press + or - to select an ending month and press ENTER/NEXT.
7.  Press + or - to select an ending week and press ENTER/NEXT.
8.  Press MODE to save the DST rules and move to the next mode selection.

Setting Fixed Timed Events

Access the Fixed ON/OFF screen to set fixed switching times. Odd-numbered events are for ON switching and even-numbered 
events are for OFF switching. These events can be enabled for selected days of the week. Follow these steps to set fixed time events 
(if no fixed events need to be set press MODE to move to the next mode selection):
1.  Press MODE to advance until 

SET   FIXED   ON/OFF EVENTS

 and 

ON@

 icons appear on the display (if this selection is not 

already active. The Event Number and 

LOAD

 icon for each circuit are also displayed. Press ENTER/NEXT if this fixed on event is 

not needed, go to step 9.

2.  If an event is not set the time display will show - - - -.
3.  Press DAY. The screen displays 12:00 am and the days of the week.
4.  Press + or - to set the time for the fixed event to occur.
5.  Initially both circuits are included with this event. Press ON/OFF buttons to remove each circuit not affected by this event. If the 

LOAD

 icon for the circuit is displayed then this circuit will respond to this event.

If the desired days for this event 
are

Then

MON-SUN

Press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 9.

MON-FRI

Press DAY once and then press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 9. 

SAT-SUN

Press DAY twice and then press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 9. 

SET EACH DAY INDIVIDUALLY
On the display, the day of the week 
being set is flashing.

Press DAY three times and the MON icon will flash.
Go to step 6.

6.  Press – to eliminate this event or press + to keep this event for the selected day.  
7.  Press DAY to move to the next day of the week repeat step 6.
8.  When all the days are set, press ENTER/NEXT to save.
9.  The Event Number increments and the 

SET   FIXED   ON/OFF EVENTS

 and 

OFF@

 icons are displayed. Press ENTER/NEXT if 

this fixed off event is not needed, go to step 17.

10.  If an event is not set the time display will show - - - -.
11.  Press DAY. The screen displays 12:00 am and the days of the week.
12.  Press + or - to set the time for the fixed event to occur.
13.  Initially both circuits are included with this event. Press ON/OFF buttons to remove each circuit not affected by this event. If the 

LOAD icon for the circuit is displayed then this circuit will respond to this event.

If the desired days for this event 
are

Then

MON-SUN

Press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 17.

MON-FRI

Press DAY once and then press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 17.

SAT-SUN

Press DAY twice and then press ENTER/NEXT to save. Go to step 17.

SET EACH DAY INDIVIDUALLY
On the display, the day of the week 
being set is flashing.

Press DAY three times and the MON icon should flash.
Go to step 14.

Summary of Contents for ET2725C

Page 1: ...t This equipment generates uses and radiates radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference that requires the user to correct at his or her own expense MODELS ET2725C ET2725CR ET2725CP Shown in indoor outdoor lockable...

Page 2: ...8 Use appropriately rated fittings for the installation 9 Snap the mechanism back into the enclosure 10 Strip 1 2 inch off the supply and load wires Use AWG 14 8 copper conductors rated at least 105ºC 11 Connect the wires to the proper terminals on the time switch and tighten the screws firmly See wiring diagrams 12 Connect ground wire to grounding terminal at the bottom of metal enclosures 13 Ret...

Page 3: ... time switch NOTE If necessary hold or to scroll through the digits rapidly 1 Press MODE to scroll through the mode selections until SET and DATE icons appear at the top of the display The month flashes 2 Press or to select the current month and then press ENTER NEXT The day of the month flashes 3 Press or to select the current day of the month and then press ENTER NEXT The year flashes 4 Press or...

Page 4: ...itially both circuits are included with this event Press ON OFF buttons to remove each circuit not affected by this event If the LOAD icon for the circuit is displayed then this circuit will respond to this event If the desired days for this event are Then MON SUN Press ENTER NEXT to save Go to step 9 MON FRI Press DAY once and then press ENTER NEXT to save Go to step 9 SAT SUN Press DAY twice and...

Page 5: ... number 1 is also displayed on the right side of the display 13 Press the or buttons to set the time for this holiday event to start 14 Press ENTER NEXT and the OFF icon is displayed 15 The time display shows and event number 2 is also displayed on the right side of the display 16 Press the or buttons to set the time for this holiday event to end 17 Press ENTER NEXT and the SET DATE and ON icons a...

Page 6: ...Press MODE to advance until wr USb is displayed 2 Press ENTER and insUSb is displayed 3 Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port on the front face of the time switch 4 SCHEdL 01 is displayed Press or to increment decrement the schedule number on the display 01 99 5 When the desired number is displayed press ENTER and this will write the data file to the USB memory stick The file name will be SC...

Page 7: ...ort on the time switch is not functioning Specifications Input Voltage 120 277 VAC 60 Hz Power Consumption 5 W MAX Switch Configuration SPST x 2 See wiring diagrams in this manual Switch Ratings Rating Load Type Voltage Frequency 30 A Resistive 120 240 VAC 60 Hz 20 A Resistive 28 VDC 30 A Inductive 120 240 VAC 60 Hz 20 A Magnetic Ballast 120 277 VAC 60 Hz 10 A Electronic Ballast 120 277 VAC 60 Hz ...

Page 8: ... BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND THE WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY MO...

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