Digital countdown clock

Digital countdown timer with Schuko plug and USB-A/C for indoor use

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34 EUR /pc.

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Highlights:

• Digital timer for automatic disconnection of connected devices
• USB-A and USB-C ports for charging various devices
• Set countdown in 7 steps from 15 min to 8 hours
• LED display for easy reading of time setting
• Automatic memory of the last setting
• Safe protection against accidental contact
• Max. load Schuko: 13A/2990W, USB: 3A/15W

Digital countdown clock:

Countdown socket included with USB-A and USB-C provides a simple solution to control the energy consumption of your electrical appliances. This digital timer with Schuko plug has built-in safety protection and can be set in 7 different steps from 15 minutes to 8 hours, making it ideal for automating electrical devices such as TVs, coffee machines and heaters. With separate timer settings for the socket and USB ports (1x USB-A and 1x USB-C), you can safely charge your devices without the risk of overloading. The integrated LED screen makes it easy to keep track of the selected time, and the smart memory function remembers your last setting, so you don't have to configure the timer every time. Ideal for indoor use (IP20) with a maximum load of 13A/2990W for the socket and 3A/15W for USB ports.

Specifications:

• Max load Schuko: 13A / 2990W
• Max load USB: 3A / 15W
• IP20 - for indoor use only
• Countdown settings: 15min, 30min, 1h, 2h, 4h, 6h, 8h
• LED display for time status
• Automatic memory of last time

BNS-391653: Digital countdown clock

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