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I am planning a 110 v ac circuit whereby I will have two timers attached to the source power. These two timers will control lights (plugged or hard wired) on different schedules.
I want to wire a switch to each (set of) lights so that the lights will run on either timer A cycle or timer B.
A nice grounded 3-wire circuit diagram will do. I plan to branch each circuit tow four switched lighted sub-circuits.
Also where can I find panel-mountedhard wired timers for my implementation?
Thank you.
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You would be way better off using one timer per light (section) with mutable timer settings.