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Installing an immersion timer

Kiith · 2022-08-01 08:31:49

Can anyone tell me how easy/hard it would be for a layman (me) to install an electrical timer to replace the immersion switches we have (see the image below - on off and what i think is a booster on the left)? Given how expensive electricity is, i don't want to have to turn the water on all night, and a timer would save us…

01-08-2022 8:31am

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Kiith

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Can anyone tell me how easy/hard it would be for a layman (me) to install an electrical timer to replace the immersion switches we have (see the image below - on off and what i think is a booster on the left)? Given how expensive electricity is, i don't want to have to turn the water on all night, and a timer would save us a good chunk of change.
Happy to get in an electrician if needed, but ideally i'd not spend that extra money.

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#2 01-08-2022 12:40pm

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that's the easiest way: https://heatingpartsdirect.ie/products/timeguard-stbt4-immersion-heater-booster-countdown-timer-15-mins-to-2-hours

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