Southwire Coleman Cable 50004WD 2-outlet Mechanical Timer

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 50004WD is a 24-hour mechanical outlet timer designed for indoor use in residential and light commercial settings. It features two outlets and supports up to 24 on/off programming cycles per day, with settings that repeat automatically on a daily schedule. The integrated override switch allows manual control without disrupting the programmed cycle. Built-in pins are fixed in place and cannot be removed or lost, making setup and daily operation straightforward. Licensed electricians and knowledgeable DIYers install this timer for routine load-scheduling tasks involving lamps, fans, and similar 2-prong appliances.

This timer is suited for indoor applications where automated daily on/off scheduling is needed. Common installations include floor lamps, box fans, small appliances, and decorative lighting on a repeating daily cycle. The two-outlet design allows simultaneous control of more than one device from a single timer. It is appropriate for residential bedrooms, living areas, offices, and light-duty commercial spaces where consistent daily scheduling reduces manual switching.

Key Features

• Two outlets controlled on a single 24-hour mechanical timer
• Supports up to 24 on/off settings per day with daily repeat scheduling
• Override switch included for manual control without erasing programmed settings
• Fixed, captive pins that cannot be removed or lost — pull edge to activate, press down to deactivate
• Compatible with lamps, fans, and other 2-prong conductor appliances

Compatibility

Designed for use with lamps, fans, and other 2-prong conductor appliances in standard indoor outlet applications.

Installation Notes

This timer is installed by plugging it directly into a standard wall outlet — no wiring or tools are required. Before connecting any load device, confirm the appliance is rated for the timer output and is a 2-prong type. Do not use with grounded 3-prong appliances, motor-driven equipment requiring a soft-start, or any load that must remain continuously powered for safety. Follow all applicable NEC guidelines when determining appropriate load types for timed circuits.