BN-LINK 60 Minute Spring Wound Bathroom Fan Timer Switch, Mechanical Countdown Light Switch Timer for Exhaust Fan & Lights, No Neutral Required, Wall Plate Included, ETL Listed, 1 Pack

Works well, soft ticking sound, accurate timer. I had an electrician install it because there were extra wires. Having a fan that shuts itself off is really nice.

Timer was easy to install. We had a dual faceplate with separate paddle switches for the bathroom light and fan. I was able to install the timer using the existing faceplate since the timer fit in the space used by the paddle switch. it was a tight fit getting the timer into the electrical box but it worked. Now we don't have to remember to go back and turn off the fan, the timer does it for us.

Over a year later and this timer still works perfectly. It is mounted on an outside wall in a junction box with cover, certainly not the best conditions but it never fails....not yet anyway. I use one for my RO system and one for a fountain on my patio. I have used others and rarely do they last longer than 6 months before sticking on. The dial on these remain firm and shut off consistently.

This is the second time in 12 years heavy use that I've had to replace this clockwork timer switch. The original lasted 8 years; it's replacement's spring failed after 4 years. This unit fits as before BUT NOTE - The threaded shaft that holds the little faceplate is too short to engage the [nylon] retaining washer. So, I'm relying on the snug-fitting knob to keep things together. So far, so good, full function. PS - the ticking of the clockwork motor is much quieter in this switch than in the replacement unit I just replaced.

If you are tired of your bathroom fan running all day because someone forgot to flick the switch, or if you’re constantly battling mid-shower humidity, the BN-LINK 60-Minute Spring Wound Timer is the absolute hero of home hardware. Why this is a 5-Star Game Changer: The "Set and Forget" Magic: It’s so satisfying to just twist the dial to 15 or 30 minutes and walk away. No more guessing, no more wasted electricity, and the fan shuts off perfectly every single time. Old-School Reliability: Unlike digital timers that have confusing buttons or screens that eventually burn out, this mechanical spring-wound design is built like a tank. It has that classic "tick-tock" sound that lets you know it’s working, and it’ll probably outlast the house. The DIY Win (No Neutral Required): This is the best part. If you have an older home, you know the struggle of finding "neutral wires." This BN-LINK switch doesn't need one. I swapped my old toggle switch for this in under 10 minutes—it’s a direct replacement that anyone with a screwdriver can handle. Sleek & Clean Look: It comes with the wall plate and a nice, tactile knob. It looks professional and modern on the wall, fitting right in with the rest of my bathroom fixtures. Pro-Tip: If you’re using it for a high-moisture shower, set it for 20 minutes after you get out. It clears the steam perfectly and prevents that annoying mildew buildup on the ceiling. Final Verdict: This is a $15-20 fix that solves a $100 humidity problem. It’s quiet, durable, and dead-simple to install. If you have a bathroom fan, you need this switch. 10/10!

I really like my timer. When I stink up the bathroom, I can set the exhaust fan and just leave. I don’t have to worry the fan will run a long time, because it shuts off at whatever time you set. Thus, I don’t have to remember to turn it off.

Bad out of box. Tripped breaker repeatedly. Sadly, I'm two days out of return window. Lesson; always get to electrical parts right away! Edit - vendor contacted me and immediately refunded my money. Changed review to 5 stars for the vendor. Good show, vendor!

If you've ever used a digital timer switch and had it fail within months (as they are apt to do), come to the other side: mechanical spring-wound switches. This solid timer switch has little that can fail. As mentioned in other reviews, the unit is large and bulky. Even in my spacious one-gang box, I had to be creative to fit the wires. But, with timers, that's normal with these switches. But one thing I really didn't like: the protective plastic film requires you to remove the switch and the bolted faceplate to remove it. And the plastic is so tightly applied to the switch that it takes a long time to remove. I was wondering why the unit has stranded wires instead of the usual copper wires. Maybe all timer switches have stranded wires? In any case, I found them challenging to deal with. The operation is amazingly easy. Just turn the knob clockwise and let it go.

We were constantly leaving a light on in a storage room in our basement floor. We may leave for a week or two and have left it on.......this solution was a fix to a costly problem! My husband easily switched the normal light switch to this timer and it has worked very well for us!

buen producto

Funciona muy bien

Works as it should. Easy to Install.

Se lo coloque a una bomba periférica y todo bien con la capacidad de carga