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Reddit mentions of Xen-Lux 24 Hour, 120v Electric Indoor Mechanical Timer
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Xen-Lux 24 Hour, 120v Electric Indoor Mechanical Timer. Here are the top ones.
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Damn and those short cycle timers are expensive. Idk how much you paid for your current timer but if it was cheap might be way cheaper to take and add a separate fan and timer to run opposite of the first. Good luck and let us know if you figure it out.
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On second thought something like this should work too.
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Have you considered using a relay module? They have some good ones on AliExpress that are WiFi controlled and even come with an app. There are 32 channel modules but they are a large jump in price and I suggest purchasing two 16 channel boards instead. You could easily setup a timer or even control them with timed relays or an Arduino if you know how to do such programming. A cool thing I realized with this clock kit that I have is that the white connector on the right is actually a variable voltage out connector that is on for 3 seconds when the alarm goes off. I doubt it will work for your purposes but it's neat.
Here's a video and another of a setups similar to what I described.
A simpler option is using 30 of these. I use one for my soldering iron. You push in or pull out the black tabs for 15 minute increments of on or off.
Be sure to use a close-by and easily accessible kill switch(es) for the entire line-that sounds like a lot of energy.