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Reddit mentions of Bathroom Fan Auto Shut Off 30-15-10-5 Minute Preset Countdown Wall Switch Timer White 30-Minute
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Bathroom Fan Auto Shut Off 30-15-10-5 Minute Preset Countdown Wall Switch Timer White 30-Minute. Here are the top ones.
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⏱️ SIMPLE TO USE - Push one button to set timer, programmable for 30/15/10/5 Minutes. A totally quiet mechanical operation that automatically shuts off when time expires.✔️ EASY INSTALLATION - A quick and simple do-it-yourself project. Replaces existing ordinary wall switch or behind standard decorator plates. Neutral wire required and not compatible for 3-wire switches.🏠 AUTOMATE YOUR HOME - Works with your exhaust fan, heater, jacuzzi and more. Ideal for kitchen, bathroom, garage.💲 SAVE MONEY - Reduces costs on energy usage for electronic appliances in and around the home.💡 COMPATIBLE - UL tested. Works easily with compact fluorescent bulbs, lamps, and other lighting appliances.
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Weight | 0.26 Pounds |
This is my favorite solution so far. My only reservation is having a dependency on SmartThings to shut off the fan, versus the timer switch.
Would it be possible to use a Z-Wave Micro Switch and keep my physical timer switch?
My thought is that if everything is working (SmartThings), then the automation would start the fan and shut off the fan. But for any reason, if my automation/smartthing, isn't working, everything still acts normal via the physical timer switch.
Hey quick question while I see you here:
Would this timer switch work in place of the momentary button switch?
If there is ANY way I can use a timed switch for this project I'd pay plenty extra. I want to assume that the reason you say I'd want momentary is to not burn my house down right? I want to maximize the ease of use.
So something like this?
https://www.amazon.com/Bathroom-30-15-10-5-Minute-Countdown-30-Minute/dp/B01M4IFLMA
I'd google "bathroom time switch fan" or search the same on a local hardware store. Obviously my results are going to be biased towards 120v/60hz AC rather than the Australian standard 230v/50hz, but it's a common enough thing that you probably shouldn't have any problems.
If the bar heater is plug-in rather than switch operated, though, googling "outlet countdown timer" yielded many results like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/Simple-Touch-C30004-Single-Original-Straightener/dp/B01MA6MMMC/