Analog time switch is increadibly simple to use. All you have to do is wind the dial to a specific time. Also, it is durable. If you're not ready to invest a lot of money in a switch, this might be the perfect option for you.

Reading to sleep? No more worrying about leaving the nightstand lamp on. After setting, the programs will be repeated daily and you'll never worry if you left the lights on ever again.

- Switch off your modern/router and other computer peripherals overnight.

- Switch off office equipment like printers, copiers and coffee mechines, so they're only on the way needed.

- Place a heated towel rail on a 24 hour timer to only operate for a few hours per day (rather than 24/7).

- Use it on other appliances such as heaters, aquariums and exhaust fans.

- You can also use this mains timer switch for a range of other indoor automation or security purposes. For example, you can switch an LED light bulb on and off at certain times of the day to make your home occupied.

Move the button on the side of the timer to the position for timer.

ON position means Always on;

T position means Timer mode

Position the pin to the time you want the electricalitem to come off or on.

For example, if you want the timer to turn a light on at 7 p.m. and turn off at 11:00 p.m.. For timers, you would set the pins from 1900 to 2300 at the down position.

Rotate the dial clockwise so that the dial's number aligns with the current time on the clock and the position on the dial that says Current Time.

Test the timer by manual advancing it to the ON pin to see if the light you plugged into it comes on. Advance it to the OFF position to verify the light turns off. Reset the timer to the current time after testing.