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PostPosted: May 1st, '10, 10:01 
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willods wrote:
Can anyone recommend a reliable timer as mine has a mind of it's own.


I'm happy with this & a few other forum members have been too:
GE 7 Day Indoor Plug-In Digital Heavy Duty Timer with 2 Grounded Outlets
Model # 15079 Internet/Catalog # 100685884
Store SKU # 545912
$16.98/EA-Each

A max of 20 cycles. If you were willing to have the pump run for 15 min and off for 50 or 55 minutes I think you'd be OK. Or lengthen the off time at night only.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1 ... ogId=10053


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cjinVT wrote:
willods wrote:
Can anyone recommend a reliable timer as mine has a mind of it's own.


I'm happy with this & a few other forum members have been too:
GE 7 Day Indoor Plug-In Digital Heavy Duty Timer with 2 Grounded Outlets
Model # 15079 Internet/Catalog # 100685884
Store SKU # 545912
$16.98/EA-Each

A max of 20 cycles. If you were willing to have the pump run for 15 min and off for 50 or 55 minutes I think you'd be OK. Or lengthen the off time at night only.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1 ... ogId=10053


I second that - same one I have. I run mine for 10 minutes every hour, except during the night where I run for 10 minutes every hour and a half.
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