Mechanical Timer Manufacturers

CERTIFICATION

STANDARD	APPROVAL	MARK	COUNTRY	STANDARD	APPROVAL	MARK	COUNTRY
VDE	Verband Deutscher Elektrotechnikere V.Prufstelle		Germany	S-GS	Intertek Testing Services ETL SEMKO		Europe
NF	Normes Francaises		France	CEE	Internationnal Commission on Rules for the Approval of Electrical Equipment		Europe
SEMKO	Svenska Elektriska Materiel kontrollantalten		Sweden	SEV	Schweizerischen Elektrotechnischen Vercins		Switzerland
DEMKO	Danmarks Elektriske Materielkontrol		Danmark	IRAM	Instituto Argentiono De Normalizacion		Argentina
FI	Suomen Standardisoimislutto		Finland	UC	Inmerto Product Certification		Brazil
NEMKO	Norges Elektriske Materiellkontroll		Norway	GOST-R	Russia Product Certification		Russia
IMQ	Istituto Italano del Marchio di Qualita		Italy	PSB	Singapore Product Certification		Singapore
KEMA	Naamloze Vennootschap tot Keuring Van Elekrtotechnishe Materialen		Holand	ASTA	ASTA Product Certification		U.K
OVE	Osterreichischer Verband fur Elektrotechnik		Austria	BSI	BSI Product Certification		U.K
CEBEC	Norme Belge		Belgium	KETI	Certificate of Compliance		Korea

What is Mechanical Timer?

A mechanical timer is a device that uses mechanical components (such as gears, springs, and levers) to keep track of time and trigger a specific action at a set interval. It is often used in appliances, such as washing machines, ovens, and coffee makers, to automatically start or stop a function at a predetermined time. The timer can be set manually by turning a dial or pressing buttons, and it can also be programmed to repeat a cycle over a certain period of time.

Mechanical timers are used in a variety of applications, including:

1.Home appliances: Mechanical timers are commonly used in home appliances such as washing machines, dryers, and ovens to control the duration of a wash or cooking cycle.

2.Industrial equipment: Mechanical timers are used in industrial equipment such as conveyor belts, packaging machines, and assembly lines to control the timing of specific processes.

3.Automotive: Mechanical timers are used in automotive applications such as engine start/stop systems and oil change reminders to control the timing of maintenance tasks.

4.HVAC systems: Mechanical timers are used in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to control the operation of fans and pumps.

5.Landscaping and irrigation: Mechanical timers are used in landscaping and irrigation systems to control the watering of plants and grass.

6.Lighting: Mechanical timers are used to control the timing of lighting in homes, offices, and outdoor spaces.