Scheduled Operation: Mechanical timers allow you to set specific time intervals during which devices connected to the socket are powered on or off. This feature helps save energy by preventing unnecessary power consumption during idle times.

Simulated Presence: Timers can create the illusion of an occupied home by turning lights or electronic devices on and off at predetermined times, enhancing security when you’re away.

Affordable Automation: Mechanical timers are generally more budget-friendly compared to smart or digital alternatives, providing a cost-effective solution for automating electrical devices.

Simple Controls: Mechanical timers often have straightforward settings, making them easy to use without the need for complex programming or technical expertise.

Selectable Time Intervals: Depending on the model, you have the option to set time intervals ranging from 12 to 24 hours, providing flexibility in scheduling.

Universal Plug Design: Ensure that the timer has a universal plug design compatible with the electrical standards in South East Asia to ensure proper functionality.

Eliminating Standby Power: By turning off devices completely during specified hours, mechanical timers help eliminate standby power consumption, contributing to energy savings.