Can this timer control two seperate 12v items individually? If not, do you have 1 that can?
383778
If they are interfaced with this unit and need to come on at the same time, yes if they are wired in parallel. Just remember that this is just a programmable relay timer. If they need to come on at different times no.
383779
This can control two 12v items but not individually. both items will be powered at the same time.
50047
I have 2 of these lights. Unfortunately you cannot connect 2 lights to one timer, but the timers use the same ir signal from the remote. Once you have the settings the way that you want, place the timers next to each other and both will receive the commands from one remote
2055925
battery timers need a potted dc latching solenoid. the valve will work, but you need the correct solenoid which can be bought seperately
1802092
This is a single timer, but at this price you could afford to have more than one. I have two now.
479954
The timer is a preset electronic device. Without more knowledge of the circuit I would not know if it can be changed or not.
1734484
both of the ones I have are 2 prong plugs (but I am using them connected to 3prong timers - I would suggest getting 3 prong timers as you may find yourself using them for other things also...)
1557815
Can this timer be used with. a12volt, automotive battery, to control 12volt led light strips, on a mobile display sign?
356226
Yes, there are two "black" outlets "always on" for this purpose alone. The master "green" outlet is the one that controls the rest of them.
1284255
Not directly into the unit but is you have an extension chord with more than one plug, you can have Two lights powered by one outlet. That is what I do and use 2 timers
1517152
Hey this is a voltage regulator, as such it is capable of decreasing the voltage, and depending on how it is set up maintaining it stably. However, increasing the input voltage with one unit will not be possible. With two you may be able to develop a positive and negative voltage and depending if alternating dc or not you could set them out of phase and get to that. It depends on what the goal is. There are however much easier ways to do this.
2074756
I would say "yes". This timer is low voltage and can handle up to 120 watts.
2141941
You'd need separate relays for each circuit, but should be able to have a single Z-wave module control both, if you were OK with only being able to have them go on and off at the same time. If you wanted separate control - two relays and two z-waves
421897
Yes. That means you can use GPIO to control each one separately and you can trigger them on different GPIO ports.
1489843
This timer is used for 12 volt powered items only. It will not control 120 vac powered items. This timer controls things from a 12 volt vehicle battery.
614683
I do not know that it is possible. I would suggest going to the manufacturer's web site and asking them by email. I did this with a question I had about wiring it in parallel with a timer. They answered promptly.
1748611
I actually did this and it does work. You have to make sure that you get two units that have the same frequency. HOWEVER, you cannot use one switch to control two boxes (my original plan) -- it will alternate them on and off.
1425810
I only use one of the outlets, but I don't think there is any way to have them work separately at different times.