Collection: All Timers & Time Switches

Mechanical timers use a rotating dial for simple daily on/off cycles, while digital timers store multiple programs with greater precision and often a battery backup. Choose digital for complex schedules and mechanical for straightforward, repeating tasks.

Yes, but for outdoor use choose a model with a weatherproof rating or install an indoor timer in a protected enclosure. For lighting that follows daylight rather than the clock, consider Photocells instead.

Yes. By switching devices off when they're not needed and only running them on schedule, timers cut standby and idle consumption. They're popular for heaters, water heaters, lighting and aquarium equipment.

Each timer lists a maximum wattage or amperage. Add up the power of everything connected and stay within that limit, especially for heaters and motors. The rating is shown on each product page.

Many digital timers have a built-in battery backup that preserves the time and programs through short outages. Check the spec, and keep spare cells handy from our Power & Cables range where a replaceable battery is used.

A timer is simple, reliable and needs no app or network. A smart plug adds remote and voice control and flexible scheduling from your phone. Explore connected options in our Smart Home collection.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free, with fast delivery across Greece. See our shipping page for details and delivery times.

If a timer is faulty on arrival or fails, get in touch and we'll help resolve it. The terms are on our warranty page, and your purchase is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection.