ENERLITES 4-Hour Countdown Timer Switch – 2-Pack, 5-10-30-60 Min and 2-4 Hour, 120V, UL Listed

Efficient, flexible timing for lights, fans, and more

The ENERLITES 4-Hour Countdown Timer Switch provides precise, hands-off control over common 120V loads. With neutral-wire compatibility and UL listing, it combines practical timing with reliable safety certification. This 2-pack offers an economical way to outfit multiple spaces—from bedrooms to garages—without sacrificing simplicity or performance.

Six preset countdown options cover everyday needs. You can schedule short bursts or longer delays to suit activity patterns, helping you manage energy use while keeping essential devices ready when you need them. The switch replaces a standard wall switch and fits standard decorator wall plates for a clean, integrated look in any room.

Six preset countdown options and two operating modes

• 5, 10, 30, 60 minutes; 2 and 4 hours
• Bottom reset button for quick re-use without removing the plate

• Mode 1: Blue LED flashes twice to confirm a successful setting, then the indicator turns off
• Mode 2: LED stays on during the delay, then switches off when time expires

Why consider this timer switch

Intended for energy-conscious setups, this device helps you tailor the runtime of lights, exhaust fans, or other connected equipment. The timer supports a range of loads (including tungsten and LED/electronic ballast scenarios) and is designed to be a practical upgrade from a basic switch. While results vary by application, you may notice improved control over when devices run, potentially reducing unnecessary energy use and extending the life of motors and devices when used thoughtfully.

Specifications and installation notes

• Voltage: 120V; Motor rating: 1/2 HP; Resistive load: 15A; Tungsten: 1200W; LED/ballast: 5A or 600W
• Neutral wire required for proper operation
• UL Listed for safety and reliability
• Replaces standard wall switches and fits standard decorator wall plates
• Included as a two-pack for added value

Note: Always follow local electrical codes and consult a qualified electrician for installation if you are unsure about wiring or compatibility with your specific fixtures.