I have power bar 24201. Can I set all outlets simultaneously for same on/off times?

Changin outlet w same volt doesnt du it..somthin is ovrloadin wirin..rite take it bac bfor a fire

Usually a wall timer is single channel ... even if it has two outlets... so there is only one program that controls the timing.
If you want two separate circuits, then you need a 2-channel timer... they used to offer some 2-channel models but I cannot find them any more.

Alternative would be two timers.
Or two bar timers will fit on same outlet (except bar timers are usually 24 hour and not 7-day)
http://waterheatertimer.org/Woods-timers-and-manuals.html#bar

Woods timers and manuals

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The ground should be a green insulated wire from one of the screws on the fixture then attached to the bare ground wire with a wire nut.

My first thought is that even though it's only feeding that single outlet in the room; many times the neutral wires are made together in a panel (neutral/ground bar),which tries to carry the load of the initial tripped gfci. and tripping itself. Was there a decent amount of power plugged in to either the 'dedicated' outlet or the series of outlets that go to the 2nd breaker?

Copy following link to identify power strip timer:
http://waterheatertimer.org/GE-timers-and-manuals.html#striptimer

Zilla, Utilitec, GE strip timers use basically the same format for programming.
For each ON time, there has to be a corresponding OFF time, and days for On and Off times cannot conflict.
Best guess: you have a conflict or incomplete on-off program.

With Zilla timer, there is added level of complexity since the ON-OFFs are set for different day and night outlets.

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Might be a 2-channel timer with separate programming (some older timers offered this but most modern ones do not), might be a timer with 1 timed outlet and other works as ordinary outlet, might be 1 outlet is defective...
The bar timer is great for 2 programs per 24 hour day, buy 2 and have two timers that fit over-under on same outlet.
http://waterheatertimer.org/plug-in-timers.html#bar

Hi,
Yes you press down the bars for the length of time you want it on....

heatman101

I have the same problem and can't get the lights to automatically turn off and on by the time cycle I set. I have to manually turn them on/off which is useless. Did you get an answer?

Your unit has a lifetime warranty. Go to this website to get the instructions in PDF format:

http://www.hardwareinnovations.com/pdf/SA_210_IB61056_33.pdf GOODLUCK


SA 210 Zip Set Outdoor Digital Timer with 3 Outlets features a Zip-Set One-Step Set-up where you simply enter your area code and the timer is programmed. Your lights will automatically turn on at sunset, and auto-adjust for seasonal time changes. Other features include a random setting for added security, a 7-5-2 setting for full weeks, weekdays, or weekends. Battery back-up (batteries included) to save resetting time in the event of a power failure. It has 2 timed outlets, plus 1 extra untimed outlet for use with other products. It has an easy-to-read, large illuminated digital display, and 15 amp capacity. Lifetime warranty.

Product Description
Zip-Set™ Technology with One-Step™ Set-Up Two Timed Outlets + 1 Untimed Outlet Controls three Products Simultaneously Controls Outdoor Landscape, Security and Holiday Lighting, Pool/Spa Pumps and Engine Block Heaters Optional 4 On / 4 Off Settings Random Settings for Added Security 7-5-2 Feature allows you to set times based on the 7 Day full week, 5 Day work week, or 2 Day weekend Large Illuminated Easy-to-Read LCD Display & Keypad Battery Back-Up (battery included) saves resetting time in the event of a power failure Weatherproof 15 Amps Lifetime Warranty