ENERLITES Countdown Timer Switch for Bathroom Fans and Lights, 1-30 Min, Neutral Wire Required, UL Listed, White

So far good product. I bought a pair to control exhaust fans in bathrooms. Installation is no different than other devices you might install such as a dimmer. Black to hot, white to neutral,green to ground and the red connects to the load, which in my case is the cieling fan. The switch works fine. Just select your time. It will turn it off so you won't needlessly suck out heated or cooled air and waste electricty unnecessarily. To me it's well worth the cost.

Installed these in my bathrooms for the fan. Easy to install, switches are a bit bulky so might be tight with your wires in the box. Work great and house hasn’t burned down yet. The indicator lights are pretty bright, they are almost like a nightlight for me and night. Did wish the indicator lights turned off after a set time but still great switches.

This is a utilitarian looking, straightforward, timer. The lights are always on unless you hold the big button for about 5-seconds then the fan stays on forever but the lights are out. If you want a functional device and you’re comfortable with wiring this is a good device. One thing to note. When it’s dark the blue LEDs are quite bright. Not sure why they used blue. But if you want to have a timer on your fan, or you need to steer ships away from the rocks or if you’re landing planes at night in your bathroom, this is your huckleberry.

4.5: I installed these fan timers in three places in my house in 2018. Two of them are still working well, one of them stopped working altogether almost exactly 8 years later after daily use. I would give half a star off because the blue lights are too bright for a simple nightlight. All in all, I repurchased the same device for its great functionality and 8+ year longevity on daily use.

Seems to work well, mostly. Sometimes there are issues getting the buttons to register and you need to press them multiple times to start the timer. The blue LEDs are bright and can serve as a dim night light in a bathroom. I have these in each of my bathrooms. They are very stylish with our room decor. They run a bit warm to the touch. I am guessing that it's some resistor in the circuit that they are running hot for current limiting or voltage reduction. I used these to replace similar switches from a different manufacturer that ended up burning out at about the same time in my bathrooms. I took them both apart and found a couple of parts that were running warm/hot, as the circuit board and the parts had charring. I repair electronics and these were beyond repair. The replacement parts were more than a new switch costs. Pay attention to the variety of timing options so that they fit your needs. Similar switches from other manufacturers have different timings that you may or may not prefer. I liked this one the best. Easy, standard installation as any other light switch. You may or may not be able to install these yourself, due to building codes in your area.

Easy to install, intuitive, Finally had to replace one after about ten years. Other one still working perfectly. I like the product.

I bought one of these to try as a bathroom fan switch and liked it so well I bought two more for my other two bathrooms. People have a tendency to turn the exhaust fan on and forget about, meanwhile you're pumping expensive heated or cooled air outside for hours until someone remembers to turn it off. With this device you hit one of the buttons and it turns itself off when the timer's done. Just a normal day? Hit the ten minute button. Had three servings of chili last night? Maybe think about the 20 or 30 minute button. I really have no way to confirm they are saving money on my electric bill due to the warmer than usual winter we're having this year but it seems to me that they probably are. Installation took about 20 minutes on the first one and maybe 10 minutes apiece on the next two. The only problem I had was hooking up the timer output to the hot wire by mistake on one of them. I reversed it and it works fine, no problem. I understand there are two models, one with LED's and one without, this is the one with LED's. They are brighter than you might think and work well as a nightlight for us, but could be distracting if you installed it somewhere other than a bathroom. I only have two very minor complaints, neither of them troubling enough to deduct stars: 1. The timer comes with a single wall plate but you'll most likely need a bigger one with a cutout for the light switch if you install in a bathroom. The wall plate is around $0.80. 2. The timer seems to run a little long. I timed the 15 minute button on one of them and it ran about 18 minutes. This is of no real consequence if used for a fan timer but I guess it could be if used for some other purpose. Now that I have them installed I really don't know why new houses don't come with them already installed. It's a cool upgrade for $18.

The switch does what it is supposed to do. It has timer settings for each time. However, I have three complaints that prevent me from buying more to replace all the fan switches in my house and from granting a four- or five-star review. 1. The blue LEDs are BRIGHT! They are brighter than the nightlight in my girls' bathroom. There doesn't appear to be any way to calm down the brightness. For this reason alone I am considering returning the two switches that I bought. 2. They are not intuitive to use. One would think that one would press the button for the amount of time you'd like the timer to count down. You want the device to turn off in five minutes? Press the 5-min button. Wrong. You do press the button for the time you want (which turns on the super-bright blue LED next to the button, confirming your press), but you then have to press the large button at the bottom to turn the device on. Also, there is a super-bright blue LED light next to the large button. When the device is off, the super-bright blue LED next to this button is on. When the device is in countdown mode, the super-bright blue LED is OFF. The logic is backwards, and if the switch is controlling an unseen/unheard device, the user would assume they were controlling it incorrectly. 3. Finally, because of the way the large button at the bottom is used, there is no simple bypass on/off mode. You HAVE to use a timer. In many instances, this is probably just fine, but if you have an application where you might want to occasionally override the timer, this is not your switch. If I had designed the switch, I would have used much less bright LEDs, and I would likely have selected a green color. I would have designed the switch to enter countdown mode as soon as you pressed the time you wanted. I would have designed the big button at the bottom to be a simple on/off switch with no timer. And I would have reversed the logic of the LED on the big switch so that the LED would be lit when the circuit was active, and off when the circuit was off.

Arrive brand New, haven't installed all however easy to install and looks nice. Cheaper than buying at local home store, cost around $28. I would recommend seller

This delayer is very good and solves the problem of me often forgetting to turn off the bathroom ventilator fan. The blue indicator light can play the role of indicating the switch position at night. Much cheaper than physical stores.

Looked high & low for a reasonably priced ivory bathroom fan timer control switch. This seems to fit the bill just right. What I love most about it is you select the time to run, & then just use the on/off after that over & over again to control it. And really, some people have gone on about the brightness of the 2 blue lights that's on this model: 0 to 30 minutes, that you can't turn off. But, I really don't find it all that bright. They have another one from 0 to 4hrs. that you can program the lights off if it's really going to bother you. I called the company before buying to find out the depth it sits in the electrical box, as I couldn't find the info here, or even on the manufacturers web site. I'll share it here, as the courteous young man on the end of the line was kind enough to measure it being 1.5 inches/3.81 cm deep from the setting ears to the back/bottom of the switch. It fit without any problems & room behind it to spare in the electrical box. Also, yes you need a neutral wire to make it work properly, but this isn't an issue if wired between the circuit breaker & the fan it's going to control, meaning, a power in black(power)/white(neutral)/ground to the switch & a power out black(load)/white(neutral)/ground from the switch to the fan. If the switch is after the fan on the circuit & at the end of that run then you'll need a black/red/white/ground to control the fan & for this switch to function properly. If not practical to change the wiring if the latter is the installation then a mechanical/spring wind up is your better option which in my case, this switch has replaced.

Tuve que traer al electricista para instalarlo, ha funcionado a la perfección, todos los vecinos estan contentos con este control para el jacuzzi

Los utilicé para los extractores de baños, usados como timer. Traen piloto que se mantiene encendido siempre.