Product: 4-Pack: Indoor & Outdoor Timers with 4 Extension Cords
Model: DCTC-9501-DC, BNC-60/U205LX
Condition: New
Outdoor Extension Cord
Choose from 4 countdown modes (2/4/6/8 hours), 2 switch modes (always ON/OFF), or a dusk-to-dawn photocell sensor for flexible scheduling
Built-in light sensor automatically turns lights on at dusk and off at dawn, perfect for garden lights, holiday décor, fountains, and more
A flat plug design saves outlet space while the weather-resistant housing withstands sun and water damage when mounted 2 ft above ground
Just plug in your devices and set the dial for simple, energy-saving control that anyone can operate effortlessly
Timer Functions
Timer Countdown, Dusk-Dawn, ON or OFF
Sensor Type
Photocell Light Sensor
Outlets
2 Grounded Outlets
Electrical Ratings
125V/15A/1875W
Indoor Extension Cord
The extension cord variety pack offers 6ft and 9ft lengths that support 13A, 125V, and 1625W, making them ideal for appliances, lamps, vacuums, holiday decorations, and other indoor devices
Each extension cord converts one outlet into three while using a polarized plug and connector for safe and secure indoor power
The four extension cords support most 2-prong plugs, making them suitable for small appliances and consumer electronics
Two grounded mechanical outlet timers are included, featuring large, easy-to-use push-down pins for lighting and holiday décor
The timers offer 30-minute interval programming with up to 48 on/off settings per day, include an override switch for manual control, and are agency tested for indoor use in the USA and Canada
The slim low-profile plug measures only 1/2 inch thick for convenient, space-saving placement
Cord Length
6 Ft, 9 Ft
Electrical Rating
13A / 125V / 1625W
Cord Type
2-prong indoor extension cords
What’s Included?
2x Outdoor Light Timer Cords Set
2x Indoor Timers Cords Set
Price Comparison
$51.96 (Total) at Amazon Indoor Outdoor
@actionPacked
That was us this year looking for every single gift I bought! And I even have a book with lists of where we put things in our 1 bedroom, 900sq foot condo! Lol
@actionPacked When they first opened up a new ballpark here in downtown Tulsa, @Lynnerizer, they anounced proudly their scoreboard measured 1128 square feet “bigger than some apartments.” I’ll say, my 3 br condo is about 1200 square feet!
That’s funny!
You got my curiosity flowing and I wondered how big the scoreboard was at Fenway Park in Boston (Red Sox are my team ) and it’s 3,767 square feet, that’s HUGE!
I’m glad to see that all the timer outlets are grounded. I thought at first the indoor ones weren’t. I won’t be using these for Christmas lights but rather for dog beds and chicken house warmers, some of which are run from inside my garage.
@pmarin
I’m sure they’ed like to know but their just plain old house plants. I want the lights for a couple of tropical plants I got bc I don’t get enough sun In the winter for them.
Indoor timers should have a “security” setting like my X10 timers did. It varied the ‘off’ to occur randomly during the selected hour to give the impression that a human, as opposed to a timer, is turning things off.
@richrauch Yup had those too. There was some good stuff in those, along with a lot of unreliable hardware (over time).
BTW I could pack up a box of vintage X10 stuff, new, working, or maybe not. ready to donate to a hobbyist/collector/victim. Send me an address and maybe a donation for shipping and it’s on your way, A lot of cool stuff including timers,debuggers,sensors. Might take me a bit of time to find 'em all.
EDIT remember the “Smarthome” X10 brand? I have a bunch, some NIB. All included if you bid an amount of at least $0 now.
@pmarin@richrauch Ah the memories… I eventually donated a giant moving box full of X10 stuff to Goodwill. I wonder if any of that ever found new homes… I also wonder if I should have just kept it to avoid all of the snooping, spying gizmos out there these days. My current plan is to just avoid using any of that stuff, though I’m certain my phone spies on me nonetheless…
@richrauch@shahnm yup. I already have all the A devices including watches, and 2 Teslas, so pretty sure everything knows where I am and what I am doing all the time.
Anyone have any insight to how well they can handle 1800W? They say they’re rated to, but they might not be insured to. Would be nice to have my old heaters and chillers on timers (I’m pretty sure despite their age they can handle an abrupt power cut out/in)
Specs
Product: 4-Pack: Indoor & Outdoor Timers with 4 Extension Cords
Model: DCTC-9501-DC, BNC-60/U205LX
Condition: New
Outdoor Extension Cord
Indoor Extension Cord
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$51.96 (Total) at Amazon
Indoor
Outdoor
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Dec 29 - Friday, Jan 2
I don’t have time for deals like this.
@yakkoTDI- Maybe, like me, ya need a time
out!! 
Bah Humbug! Why not sell us a sack full of coal instead?? Oh yeah, Mehrry CHRISTmas!!
2 weeks ago, this would be great! I’m not smart enough to remember where I’d stash these for next year.
@actionPacked
Lol 
That was us this year looking for every single gift I bought! And I even have a book with lists of where we put things in our 1 bedroom, 900sq foot condo!
@actionPacked When they first opened up a new ballpark here in downtown Tulsa, @Lynnerizer, they anounced proudly their scoreboard measured 1128 square feet “bigger than some apartments.” I’ll say, my 3 br condo is about 1200 square feet!
@actionPacked @therealjrn
That’s funny!
) and it’s 3,767 square feet, that’s HUGE! 
You got my curiosity flowing and I wondered how big the scoreboard was at Fenway Park in Boston (Red Sox are my team
Mehry Christmas and a happy meh year everyone.
@OnionSoup
Merry Christmas!
Ho Ho Ho Meh Lone
and a Merry Christmas to All
and to All a Good Night !
@phendrick today’s Haiku:
It’s Christmas again
Why does this always happen?
Someone make it stop!
/image singing-snowy-star
/giphy singing-snowy-star
/showme singing-snowy-star
I’m glad to see that all the timer outlets are grounded. I thought at first the indoor ones weren’t. I won’t be using these for Christmas lights but rather for dog beds and chicken house warmers, some of which are run from inside my garage.
We’ve been wanting to try putting some of our reptile lights on timers.
/giphy garish-shivering-merriment
/buy
@uvassassin It worked! Your order number is: toasty-generous-melody
/showme toasty generous melody
I’ve actually been looking for timers for my plant lights. I just need to stop by the bank and add money to my account. Xmas wiped me out.
@Star2236 What kind of plants? DEA wants to know.
@pmarin
I’m sure they’ed like to know but their just plain old house plants. I want the lights for a couple of tropical plants I got bc I don’t get enough sun In the winter for them.
@pmarin @Star2236- Maybe, they are Maryjane plants!!
Indoor timers should have a “security” setting like my X10 timers did. It varied the ‘off’ to occur randomly during the selected hour to give the impression that a human, as opposed to a timer, is turning things off.
@richrauch Yup had those too. There was some good stuff in those, along with a lot of unreliable hardware (over time).
BTW I could pack up a box of vintage X10 stuff, new, working, or maybe not. ready to donate to a hobbyist/collector/victim. Send me an address and maybe a donation for shipping and it’s on your way, A lot of cool stuff including timers,debuggers,sensors. Might take me a bit of time to find 'em all.
EDIT remember the “Smarthome” X10 brand? I have a bunch, some NIB. All included if you bid an amount of at least $0 now.
@pmarin @richrauch Ah the memories… I eventually donated a giant moving box full of X10 stuff to Goodwill. I wonder if any of that ever found new homes… I also wonder if I should have just kept it to avoid all of the snooping, spying gizmos out there these days. My current plan is to just avoid using any of that stuff, though I’m certain my phone spies on me nonetheless…
@richrauch @shahnm yup. I already have all the A
devices including watches, and 2 Teslas, so pretty sure everything knows where I am and what I am doing all the time.
/buy
@therealjrn It worked! Your order number is: edwardian-nurturing-wish
/showme edwardian nurturing wish
@therealjrn Weirdo spotted. We will have to keep an eye on this one.
Anyone have any insight to how well they can handle 1800W? They say they’re rated to, but they might not be insured to. Would be nice to have my old heaters and chillers on timers (I’m pretty sure despite their age they can handle an abrupt power cut out/in)