Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch – 7-Day Control

Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch provides scheduled ON and OFF control for compatible AC electrical circuits. It is designed for users who want equipment to operate at planned times during the day or week, such as lighting, signboards, ventilation and other suitable loads. The timer can help reduce unnecessary operating hours when it is correctly programmed, selected and installed.

Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch Features

• Weekly scheduling: create repeating operating times for compatible equipment across the week.
• Digital display and controls: allows the user to set the clock and planned ON/OFF periods.
• 15A marked rating: actual safe switching capacity depends on load type, voltage and the specifications printed on the unit.
• Manual control: may allow temporary switching outside the programmed schedule where supported by the supplied model.
• DIN-rail format: intended for a compatible electrical enclosure or distribution board.

Useful Timer Switch Applications

A weekly timer can automate outdoor or security lighting, shop signs, office equipment, ventilation and selected low-inrush appliances. It may also operate a contactor coil that controls a larger pump, motor or heater circuit. For compatible smart-control alternatives, browse our smart WiFi devices.

Do not assume every 15A load can be connected directly. Lighting drivers, motors, pumps, transformers and compressors may draw high starting current or create an inductive switching load. These loads can exceed the timer contact’s safe utilization rating even when normal running current appears low.

Understanding the 15A Rating

The marked current rating must be checked against the exact load category stated on the product label or manual. A rating for a resistive load does not automatically apply to a motor, LED driver or other inductive or capacitive load. A qualified electrician should calculate operating current, startup current and switching frequency before deciding whether direct connection is appropriate.

For larger or high-inrush equipment, the timer should normally control a correctly rated contactor rather than carrying the main load itself. The contactor, protective device, cable and enclosure must all be selected for the connected equipment. Never bridge or modify the timer contacts to increase capacity.

How Weekly Programming Works

Set the current day and time first, then create the required ON and OFF events. A simple lighting schedule might turn a circuit on in the evening and off later at night, while a shop sign could follow opening hours on selected days. The exact number of programs, grouping options and minimum time interval can vary by model, so confirm the supplied instructions instead of relying on generic timer specifications.

After programming, review every event and check that the correct days are selected. Pay special attention to schedules that cross midnight. Test the output with the connected circuit under supervision before relying on automatic operation. If the unit supports a manual override or internal memory backup, verify how those features behave after a power interruption.

Timer Switch Is Not Electrical Protection

A timer controls operating time; it does not replace an MCB, fuse, RCCB, RCBO, motor protection device or surge protector. The circuit requires correctly selected overload and short-circuit protection, and earth-leakage protection may be required. Browse our circuit breakers for compatible protective options.

Where transient overvoltage protection is needed, use a coordinated device from our SPDs and surge protection devices category. Automation and protection perform different functions and should be designed together.

Professional Installation Guidance

Installation should be completed by a qualified electrician after the supply has been isolated and verified dead. The installer must confirm supply voltage and frequency, identify line and load terminals from the product diagram, use correctly sized conductors and tighten terminals to the manufacturer’s specified torque. Incorrect wiring or loose connections can cause malfunction, overheating, shock or fire.

Mount the timer in a compatible enclosure with suitable DIN-rail space, cable routing, ventilation and protection from moisture and accidental contact. Explore our distribution boxes, but check the timer dimensions and enclosure requirements before ordering.

Setup and Maintenance Tips

Keep a written record of the final schedule, especially when different days use different timings. Recheck the clock after long power interruptions and after seasonal timing changes. Periodically inspect the timer and connections for heat, discoloration, unusual noise, display problems or inconsistent switching.

If the circuit stops following its schedule, first verify the current time, selected operating mode, individual events and supply status. Repeated tripping, heat or buzzing requires isolation and professional inspection rather than repeated resetting.

Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch FAQs

Can the timer switch a 15A motor directly?

Not automatically. Motor and compressor starting current can be much higher than normal running current. A qualified electrician should check the utilization rating and use a correctly rated contactor where required.

Will the schedule remain after a power failure?

Memory-backup behaviour can vary by model or batch. Test the supplied unit after programming and confirm the clock and stored events after an interruption.

Does this timer protect against overload or leakage?

No. The Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch controls operating times; correctly selected MCB and residual-current protection are separate requirements.

Buy Mora Timer Switches from HN Electric

The Mora 15A Weekly Programmable Digital Timer Switch is available from HN Electric alongside practical electrical automation and protection products for Pakistani homes, shops, offices, workshops and solar projects. Explore more products from the Mora brand, or contact us before ordering if you need help checking load type, current or contactor requirements.

Important: Product appearance, terminal layout and programming capacity can vary by model or batch. Verify the printed label and supplied instructions before installation.