The CN101A Timer User Manual explains setup, programming, wiring, and operation for 120‑240 V applications.
About this manual
This manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for clearing test programs, setting the current time, programming ON/OFF schedules for each day of the week, and using manual override, countdown and random modes. It also describes how to avoid overlapping programs and how the timer displays the current time after programming.
The wiring section details the four terminals (two for clock/power and two for the switch), recommended voltage ranges, maximum current (16 A), and a 240 V water‑heater example with inline fuse and contactor control. Safety notes include not exceeding the rated current and proper connection of hot wires.
What's inside
- Clearing Test Programming
- Setting Current Time
- Programming Timer
- Manual Override
- Countdown and Random Functions
- Wiring Diagram
- Example 240V Wiring
Specifications
| Number of terminals | 4 |
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| Supported voltage | 120 V, 240 V, 277 V, 24 V |
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| Maximum current rating | 16 A |
Frequently asked questions
How do I set the current time on the CN101A timer?
Press and hold the clock button, then press the button to select the current day, hour and minute; release the button to display the time.
What is the maximum current the timer can handle?
The timer is rated for a maximum of 16 amps; exceeding this rating may cause failure.