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Maybe you don't understand what I'm worried about! I don't worry about putting 2000w in an outlet but if I were to plug in two 1000w lamps I would obviously have to use a multi-socket or power strip to run them on the same timer. I am not saying it is impossible or crazy to plug a fucking outlet...

But I guess they do that regardless at this point...I'm not going to risk it and replace it right away but to tell you the truth yesterday I tried a timer I had at home with a bed lamp to test if it worked and always in the right side a small area overheats. and we're talking about very few watts

yes but you also understand that you can't plug sockets like the refrigerator or microwave together into the same outlet? if it was a single 1000w and then one outlet I wouldn't be surprised but I certainly wouldn't plug a washing machine (or microwave) and a refrigerator into the same outlet...

I know I will try not to burn the house down out of laziness, I promise

i guess i will opt for something like that! thank you very much

i had a few other analog timers that i don't use and i tried attaching it to a lamp by the bed to check that it didn't work. result? it got hot as well! it doesn't get all hot but only a small part on the right but if i unplug it and touch the iron contacts they are cold. I always check and try...

eh guys, unfortunately i live in an apartment that was designed for vacation home and i share the upstairs with strangers and every few minutes they disconnect the shared connection. i was thinking about some smart plugs too but i don't risk honestly PS: sorry for answering now

yes i had checked and it supports a maximum of 1750w but still it gives this problem! i tried to use it even with just one lamp to see if the problem was due to the two lamps connected at the same time but it still overheats

but good thing this didn't end in tragedy! i would say he was also very lucky

Fucking 2000w in a socket... Crazy:o! Anyway I was thinking about ordering it on amazon but I'm shitting myself after hearing your opinions so tomorrow that I'm not working I'll go directly physically and solve the problem right away.. I thank you guys!

600w in total (two 300w led lamps)

I will try to get something for heavy duty but digital, thank you very much

Unfortunately, I can only put the grow box in one place in the house, and there are no outlets near there! only the two lamps are connected there! the dehumidifiers and the rest are connected separately somewhere else. In addition to the timer you recommended do you think connecting a new...

Okay, I was already buying a new one but I wanted to see if it was normal! thank you

Hi guys, I wanted to ask you a question. I accidentally dropped my digital timer while I was getting it and it doesn't work anymore, I found a brand new timer among my stuff, it is analog but good quality but as soon as I plug in the lights it seems to overheat the timer. I don't get burned by...

I usually trimmed them totally wet and at least this time I left some leaves and trimming for later but it was definitely better to leave a little more... I lowered the temperature to 64°f but as soon as I unplugged the dehumidifier the humidity went up to 55% and then stopped at 50% and I don't...

You're right but I really wanted to perfect this step this time because last time my babies after drying tasted just like chlorophyll... as I said before it depends on the season, especially hot, but sometimes they dry too fast and it's really hard to remove that smell with curing.

Hi all, I cut up my girls and hung them upside down inside the grow box. They are totally dark, they have two 16w fans that move the air inside but do not point directly at the flowers but move them slightly, maybe the air bounces off the wall but it is really delicate the jet, the extractor set...