User Guide

NOTE: To enable switching loads of a voltage different than the timer

power voltage, the outputs from this timer are isolated relay contacts. You

need to connect a source of power to the common (COM) terminals as

shown above. Do not mix solid and stranded wires under the same

terminal.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

Remote Override To obtain access to the

remote override connector for circuits 1–4,

remove the two screws as shown from the

connector insulator. Then loosen the

remaining screw 1/2 turn and pivot the

insulator to the left, out of the way of

the remote override

connector. Route wiring and

insulating tube around the

control relays. The supplied

insulating tube must be

used if customer-supplied

field wiring does not have

300 volt or greater rated

insulation (such as bell

or thermostat wire).

The tubing must extend

into the connector insulator

and must extend beyond the

enclosure wall (typically into

the conduit).

NOTE: If your application requires more than 4 circuits of

remote override, order Intermatic accessory #156ET9402A for

8 circuits of override or #156ET9403A for 16 circuits of override.

Re-installing Logic Module Carefully plug the cable

connector straight into the connector on the rear of the logic

module. The shape on both connectors must line up to allow the

cable connector to be seated. Locate the logic module panel in the

housing by using the tabs (2 or 3) located at the bottom of the

logic module plate. Locate these tabs in the slotted holes provided

in the enclosure. Tilt the top of the logic module back into

position and secure with the 4 screws provided.

REMOTE OVERRIDE

Next Generation

TYPICAL WIRING CONFIGURATION

Multi-volt Models (ET70815CR shown)

WARNING: If timer power supply voltage is 208/240/277V,

you must move the input voltage selector jumper on the power

board. See Special Instructions. 24V models do not have this

jumper; connect 24VAC 60 Hz only to 24V timer power terminals.