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    220 Compressor timer

    yes sorry 220v US power
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    220 Compressor timer

    I've read that one other place, I guess my thoughts about using one leg was that it would still pull some amps, wouldn't it hummm and not have enough power?? I have no clue on that one!
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    220 Compressor timer

    I think thats the direction, but I need to only Switch that leg (timed) and leave it on all the time!
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    220 Compressor timer

    Well, all compressors leak and will run when it isn't being used and I'm tidying up my energy usage. I'm a do a little bit of everything type of guy from Painting, to air tools, to not using the compressor for days. The built in relay, could be used by severing the 120V line and putting a...
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    220 Compressor timer

    Can't remove this reply dangit!
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    220 Compressor timer

    Hello everyone, Well I just can't seem to find anything on this. I can't believe I'm the only one trying to do this. Well here is what I want to do. 1. push a button and turn on the compressor for 1, 2 or 4 hrs. (count down timer) 2. then the timers shuts off 3. the switch would be located...
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