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Justin
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Justin
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I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my ACair conditioner which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the ACair conditioner is not of much use and also I do not want my appliance to run for the whole night.

The device I'm going to switch takes between 5 and 15 Amps circa.

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my AC which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the AC is not of much use and also I do not want my appliance to run for the whole night.

The device I'm going to switch takes between 5 and 15 Amps circa.

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my air conditioner which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the air conditioner is not of much use and also I do not want my appliance to run for the whole night.

The device I'm going to switch takes between 5 and 15 Amps circa.

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I want some help. How can I want to make a switch which will stayturn on for 20 minutes and turn off fora switch every 20 minutes?

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my AC which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the AC is not of much use and also I do not want my ACappliance to run for the whole night....guide pls .... Also note that the currently flowing is greater than usual.. i.e. 5 amp or 15 amp or something... the current that is required for an AC to run.

Thanks in advanceThe device I'm going to switch takes between 5 and 15 Amps circa.

I want some help. I want to make a switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and turn off for 20 minutes

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my AC which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the AC is not of much use and also I do not want my AC to run for the whole night....guide pls .... Also note that the currently flowing is greater than usual.. i.e. 5 amp or 15 amp or something... the current that is required for an AC to run.

Thanks in advance

How can I turn on and off a switch every 20 minutes?

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my AC which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the AC is not of much use and also I do not want my appliance to run for the whole night.

The device I'm going to switch takes between 5 and 15 Amps circa.

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I want some help. I want to make a switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and turn off for 20 minutes

I want to make the above switch which will stay on for 20 minutes and then off for 20 minutes. This should be continuous. Actually, I want to place this switch for my AC which I do not want to run the whole night but off itself every 20 minute interval and restart after 20 minutes. This will save my electricity by half.. since the thermostat function of the AC is not of much use and also I do not want my AC to run for the whole night....guide pls .... Also note that the currently flowing is greater than usual.. i.e. 5 amp or 15 amp or something... the current that is required for an AC to run.

Thanks in advance