
Automatic time lag switch for lighting & ventilation, 2-20 min adjustable, up to 6A load, 86x86x12mm.
The DANLERS TLSWA20 time lag switch provides automatic timed control for lighting and ventilation circuits, helping improve convenience and reduce energy usage. This 3-wire switch is designed as a direct replacement for existing wall switches, enabling an effortless upgrade to automatic operation.
The time lag is adjustable from 2 to 20 minutes, allowing you to customise the switch-off delay to suit your needs, while the maximum load of up to 6A (1500W) supports resistive, fluorescent or transformer lighting loads. For ventilation, it handles up to 1A (250W) of fans. There is no minimum load requirement, offering flexibility in connection.
With compact dimensions of 86x86x12mm, the switch fits standard wall boxes and provides a neat, flush installation. Operating with 3-wire configuration, it ensures reliable performance in both new and existing setups.
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