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Digital Astronomical Timer with 2 Channels

The TMA Digital Astronomical Timer with 2 Channels is a cutting-edge device designed to simplify the management of electrical loads based on the time of sunrise and sunset. This versatile timer offers precise control over your home or office lighting, ensuring energy efficiency and convenience. With its user-friendly interface and advanced features, it is an ideal solution for anyone looking to automate their lighting system.

• Control electrical loads with precision
• Program based on sunrise and sunset times
• Easy-to-use interface for seamless setup

Product Specifications and Features

The TMA Digital Astronomical Timer boasts a range of impressive specifications that make it a standout product in its category. It is designed to handle various types of lighting, from incandescent to fluorescent and halogen lamps, with a maximum load capacity of up to 3000 W for incandescent bulbs and 1200 VA for fluorescent lamps. The timer is equipped with a 4-year battery reserve, ensuring uninterrupted operation even during power outages.

• Supports various lighting types: incandescent, fluorescent, and halogen
• Maximum load capacity: 3000 W for incandescent, 1200 VA for fluorescent, and 2000 VA for low-voltage halogen lamps
• 4-year battery reserve for reliability and durability

Practical Applications and Benefits

The TMA Digital Astronomical Timer is not just a technological gadget; it is a practical solution that brings numerous benefits to your daily life. Whether you are looking to save energy, enhance security, or simply enjoy the convenience of automated lighting, this timer is the perfect choice. It is particularly useful for homeowners, businesses, and institutions looking to optimize their energy consumption and create a more comfortable environment.

• Energy-efficient lighting control
• Enhanced security with automated lighting
• Perfect for homes, offices, and institutions