ENERLITES 30-Minute No Neutral Countdown Timer Switch, 1-5-10-15-20-30 Min, for Bathroom Fans, Heaters, Lights, 120VAC 800W, UL Listed, HET06A-J-W, White

It works great. It turns off the fan and I don't worry about it exhausting the heated air from my home if I forget it on.

It was very easy to install this new timer switch. Unlike the one that I had previously, this one does not need to be connected to the common wire. The one complaint that I have about the design of this switch is that it doesn't show any indicator that the switch is on. When you turn it on, it blinks an LED, but then the LED goes out and you can't tell by looking at the switch whether it is on.

I'm pretty much able to block out white noise, but others in my family find it totally annoying, so I got this timer for the bathroom fan and now there is peace in the household. I like ability select one of the preselected run times or just tuen it on non-stop. Easy to install too.

Easy to Install. Indicator lights only flash when pressed. They DO NOT stay lit to indicate status.

I followed the instructions to the tea and as soon as electricity came up, I pushed the five minute button it blink blue one time and then would never come back on. I waited 20 minutes for it to so-called warm up and after an hour of waiting, it’s dead and returning it. I do not recommend this to anybody. Trash product.

Works very well. Do a little online video Tutorials. Found a couple on YouTube. 10 minute install works great. Just a little delay in reaction time because of the lack of a neutral wire. Nothing to even think about though. I was a firefighter for 28 years and went on a lot of bathroom fan fires where the fan had been left on over the weekend or while the family was on vacation. This buys me little piece of mind because it shuts off on its own.

This Enerlites variable bathroom timer can work with a fan, or a light, but not both at the same time. I wanted to prevent our bathroom fans from staying on all day (which is what happens when there's nobody there to turn it off), so I connected it up to our 2nd switch (inward mounted one from the door) in our bathrooms. The switch takes up a standard SPST rocker type switch opening. My wall plates and electrical boxes in our bathrooms were selected to house two SPST type rocker switches: One for the light and the other for the fan. The blue light in the photo only blinks twice after you push the desired "On" time for the light, or fan you connect it up to. After it blinks, the light stays off (which is a bit silly, but not a serious flaw). GE makes a similar, almost identical timer. I just didn't see that one first, or I would have ordered the GE one. I must tell you that after I connected power to the timers by turning on the circuit breaker (I installed one in the two bathrooms I have) I witnessed the fans running when I returned to the bathroom. For some reason, when power is first applied, the timer function in both cases was a bit confusing in that the big over-ride button on the bottom didn't turn off the fan. However, if you let the fan run and turn off by itself, then it works normally after that. It's just weird that on the first Power-on that the function of the big button doesn't seem to work. I would have given it five stars except for that confusing first power-up issue that caused me to double check my wiring. But it wasn't my wiring; it's some glitch in the way the switch first powers up because it did the same thing in two different bathrooms for the two timers I ordered.

Excellent choice. Easy to use and matches the house

The LED light does not stay on when the switch is on. This makes it impossible to tell if your bathroom fan is running or not. My bathroom fan is silent so this switch is useless for me.

I recommend it