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title: "Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White"
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price: "451 kr"
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# 7-day programmable precision Supports 3-way multi-switch setup Built-in rechargeable battery backup Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White

**Brand:** aube
**Price:** 451 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⏳ Light up your life on your terms — never miss a moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White by aube
- **How much does it cost?** 451 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- aube enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted aube brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Sleek Flush-Mount Design:** Modern, low-profile look that integrates flawlessly with your existing decor.
- • **Effortless 3-Way Compatibility:** Control your lights from multiple switches with easy 3-way wiring support.
- • **Master Your Week with 7 Programs:** Customize your lighting schedule with up to 7 on/off settings per week, tailored to your lifestyle.
- • **Seamless Power Outage Protection:** Never lose your settings thanks to the built-in rechargeable battery backup.
- • **Manual Override for Instant Control:** Switch lights on or off anytime without disrupting your programmed schedule.

## Overview

The Aube TI032-3W/U is a sleek, white 7-day programmable timer switch by Honeywell Home, designed for precise lighting control with up to 7 customizable on/off programs weekly. Featuring a built-in rechargeable battery to protect your settings during power outages, it supports both single-pole and 3-way multi-switch configurations, handling loads from 40 to 500 watts. Its flush-mount design fits standard wall plates, offering a modern aesthetic with manual override for instant lighting control.

## Description

From the Manufacturer You can install this Aube by Honeywell 7-day programmable timer switch that has the flexibility of 7-different programs per week. Works with incandescent and halogen lighting (40-Watt minimum). LCD shows time, day and load status. Manual override enables load to be turned on and off without affecting Programming. multi switch (3-way) connection enables use with 3-way switches. Built-in rechargeable battery. Programming protected during power outages

Review: Works Well - The installation was fairly straight forward and installed well. The basic operation of the timer works well. However, I had just installed another brand which had a couple of features that I like much better. There is no back light on the settings thus requiring one to use a flashight in low lighted areas to read the info in the setting window. My other timer has a red light that turns on when the lights are on. This timer has no indicater light and the outside lights could be on or not and one would never know except for opening the door and going outside. I installed the timers to keep my outside christmas lights lit while I was on vacation. The timer worked without a problem. Perhaps there is an upgrade to this timer that offers the two features that I miss.
Review: Decent, but a little short on programming - Update: 6.5 years, still working fine. Bought it before the acquisition by Honeywell. Maybe they've "cost engineered" this to make it cheaper, but mine has had no problems the entire time. This is a very easy to install timer. It installs in a two wire arrangement, where there is a hot wire, and a wire coming from the light fixture, and each one comes to the switch. This is how 99% of the switches are wired in the US, so if you aren't sure which of the timer models, this is the model to buy first. It will also install on a three-way circuit. Such circuits are common at either end of a hallway, where two switches operate the same light fixture. In that case, there are three wires running to each of the two switches. Note that if you are installing a brand new circuit, you only need one timer, and the second switch need only be an inexpensive single pole switch, the cheapest you can buy, as the second switch just signals this unit to turn the fixture on or off. As other posters have noted, the minimum wattage is 40 watts. If you have a single fluorescent bulb on the circuit, this timer probably won't work, unless the bulb is 4' long tube. Maximum is 500 watts, and the instructions say it will get very warm at 500 watts, so that may be pushing it. Once installed, the instructions step you through setting the clock, and then programming the settings. Programming is simple, but note that the programming leaves a little to be desired. The reason is this: each of the 7 settings (one setting includes an on time and an off time) either is used for a single day, or all 7 days. There is no option to set a single program entry for Monday - Friday or Saturday-Sunday. If you want the lights to come on in the early morning, go back off, come back on in the evening and go back off in the late evening, but only M-F and stay off on weekends, you're out of luck. That would require ten program settings (2 for each of the 5 days) and you only get 7. However, there is a clever way around this if you don't mind the lights being on for 2 minutes twice per day on Saturday and Sunday. What you can do is have it come on in the morning all 7 days and go off in the late morning on program 1. Then have it come on in the evening and go off in the late evening all seven days in program 2. Program 3 comes on one minute after the start of program 1 and then shuts off one minute later, Saturday only. Program 4 does the same thing on Sunday. Program 5 comes on one minute after program 2 and shuts off one minute later on Saturday. Program 6 does the same thing on Sunday. And woo hoo, that does the whole job with one program to spare! Saturday and Sunday will have lights on for two minutes twice per day, but I can live with that. I tested this and it works. So I kept my rating at 5 stars. Note that the programming of on and off times allows different days for on and off. If you want the light to come on Tuesday morning and off Thursday evening, that only counts as one program. You cannot reverse the order of on and off in a single program. This is not a countdown timer. You can't press a button and have it go off a set amount of time later. Programming is protected during power outages by a rechargeable battery that is supplied. The lights will not work nor will the clock display during an outage, but programming is held. Why they didn't just use memory that doesn't erase is beyond me. I didn't see any instructions on replacing the rechargeable battery, so I assume this function will only work for the first 4-5 years until the battery conks out and then it will lose programming at a power outage. The programming is fast and easy - not a big issue. The plate under the clock can be pressed to turn the fixture on or off while the program is running. At the next program event, on or off, the switch will take over again. There is a setting to suspend operation of the program without losing the programming, so that you can operate it manually and the program will not take back over at the next event. Instructions are extremely clear. The clock is not lit, so you can't use the unit as a night light. The white version I ordered does not exactly match the color of the switchplates you can buy for this product. So be aware it won't look perfect, though it's close enough. Others have had problems with the competing brand, Intermatic. They say that competing brand doesn't last. Time will tell if this is an improvement (UPDATE: 7 years later, it's still working fine). I have half a dozen of the competing brand's timers for years and I haven't had any problems with them.

## Features

- Sleek design mounts flush with standard decorative wall plate (not included) (Switch also available in Almond)
- Two-operating modes: manual (conventional on and off switch), automatic
- Programming: up to 7-programs (7-on and off times) per week. A program can apply to a single day or repeat every day (a program that repeats every day is still considered one-program)
- Connection: Single pole (2-wire) or multi switch (3-way) (500-Watt maximum and 40-Watt minimum)
- Dimensions (height by width by depth): 2.7-Inch by 1.8-Inch by 1.6-Inch

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000E3BUCK |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Brand | Aube |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.3 3.3 out of 5 stars (90) |
| Date First Available | January 3, 2006 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00775264032417 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | Yes |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Item model number | TI032-3W/U |
| Manufacturer | Honeywell Home |
| Mounting Type | Flush,Wall |
| Number of settings | 7 |
| Part Number | TI032-3W |
| Product Dimensions | 1.6"D x 1.8"W x 2.7"H |
| Switch Type | 3-way |
| UPC | 775264032417 |
| Warranty Description | 3-year warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Aube
- **Color:** White
- **Number of settings:** 7
- **Product Dimensions:** 1.6"D x 1.8"W x 2.7"H
- **UPC:** 775264032417

## Images

![Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/315jNoqZKjL.jpg)
![Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41WifgdpG3L.jpg)
![Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/319-SLbO6nL.jpg)
![Aube TI032-3W/U 7-Day Programmable Timer Switch, White - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41RVRms2SxL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Works Well
*by R***M on January 8, 2011*

The installation was fairly straight forward and installed well. The basic operation of the timer works well. However, I had just installed another brand which had a couple of features that I like much better. There is no back light on the settings thus requiring one to use a flashight in low lighted areas to read the info in the setting window. My other timer has a red light that turns on when the lights are on. This timer has no indicater light and the outside lights could be on or not and one would never know except for opening the door and going outside. I installed the timers to keep my outside christmas lights lit while I was on vacation. The timer worked without a problem. Perhaps there is an upgrade to this timer that offers the two features that I miss.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent, but a little short on programming
*by C***. on March 18, 2010*

Update: 6.5 years, still working fine. Bought it before the acquisition by Honeywell. Maybe they've "cost engineered" this to make it cheaper, but mine has had no problems the entire time. This is a very easy to install timer. It installs in a two wire arrangement, where there is a hot wire, and a wire coming from the light fixture, and each one comes to the switch. This is how 99% of the switches are wired in the US, so if you aren't sure which of the timer models, this is the model to buy first. It will also install on a three-way circuit. Such circuits are common at either end of a hallway, where two switches operate the same light fixture. In that case, there are three wires running to each of the two switches. Note that if you are installing a brand new circuit, you only need one timer, and the second switch need only be an inexpensive single pole switch, the cheapest you can buy, as the second switch just signals this unit to turn the fixture on or off. As other posters have noted, the minimum wattage is 40 watts. If you have a single fluorescent bulb on the circuit, this timer probably won't work, unless the bulb is 4' long tube. Maximum is 500 watts, and the instructions say it will get very warm at 500 watts, so that may be pushing it. Once installed, the instructions step you through setting the clock, and then programming the settings. Programming is simple, but note that the programming leaves a little to be desired. The reason is this: each of the 7 settings (one setting includes an on time and an off time) either is used for a single day, or all 7 days. There is no option to set a single program entry for Monday - Friday or Saturday-Sunday. If you want the lights to come on in the early morning, go back off, come back on in the evening and go back off in the late evening, but only M-F and stay off on weekends, you're out of luck. That would require ten program settings (2 for each of the 5 days) and you only get 7. However, there is a clever way around this if you don't mind the lights being on for 2 minutes twice per day on Saturday and Sunday. What you can do is have it come on in the morning all 7 days and go off in the late morning on program 1. Then have it come on in the evening and go off in the late evening all seven days in program 2. Program 3 comes on one minute after the start of program 1 and then shuts off one minute later, Saturday only. Program 4 does the same thing on Sunday. Program 5 comes on one minute after program 2 and shuts off one minute later on Saturday. Program 6 does the same thing on Sunday. And woo hoo, that does the whole job with one program to spare! Saturday and Sunday will have lights on for two minutes twice per day, but I can live with that. I tested this and it works. So I kept my rating at 5 stars. Note that the programming of on and off times allows different days for on and off. If you want the light to come on Tuesday morning and off Thursday evening, that only counts as one program. You cannot reverse the order of on and off in a single program. This is not a countdown timer. You can't press a button and have it go off a set amount of time later. Programming is protected during power outages by a rechargeable battery that is supplied. The lights will not work nor will the clock display during an outage, but programming is held. Why they didn't just use memory that doesn't erase is beyond me. I didn't see any instructions on replacing the rechargeable battery, so I assume this function will only work for the first 4-5 years until the battery conks out and then it will lose programming at a power outage. The programming is fast and easy - not a big issue. The plate under the clock can be pressed to turn the fixture on or off while the program is running. At the next program event, on or off, the switch will take over again. There is a setting to suspend operation of the program without losing the programming, so that you can operate it manually and the program will not take back over at the next event. Instructions are extremely clear. The clock is not lit, so you can't use the unit as a night light. The white version I ordered does not exactly match the color of the switchplates you can buy for this product. So be aware it won't look perfect, though it's close enough. Others have had problems with the competing brand, Intermatic. They say that competing brand doesn't last. Time will tell if this is an improvement (UPDATE: 7 years later, it's still working fine). I have half a dozen of the competing brand's timers for years and I haven't had any problems with them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ guarded praise
*by E***F on December 4, 2011*

My old programmable light switch took a nasty hit during the massive snow storm in October 2011 (northeast). So getting a replacement was an imperative. I already have an Aube T1032 that was installed by a professional electrician so I had a good feeling about recreating the success. It's been in operation for more that a month with absolutely no issue. I call that a winner. But I didn't give it a 5 star rating because of some annoying tolerance issues on the small front faceplate that you touch to turn the light on and off. It's a bit too loose to give it 5 stars and perfect quality. But other than that I am happy so far. Programming was easy and any of the tricky programming items were clearly described in the instructions (which I normally never read but needed to this time). I am guarded only because I haven't had a power outage yet, so I don't know how it will react by brown outs or shuttered power loss conditions. Seems to be a good product otherwise. By the way, this one is labelled as a Honeywell. Some others are labeled as GE and others sourcing. They probably all come from the same factory in China, as most low cost items do these days. I'm not always happy about that. It's a buy!

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