240v – 30 Amp Timer Box
Monday, April 13th, 2009 | Author: Pete

Still growing with 120v outlets? Do you want to upgrade your efficiency and safety, while saving a ton on your next electric bill? Of Course you do, and we can help you achieve this today. By running your grow system on 240v outlets you are saving a huge wad of cash every month. Here is how you can understand why. Lets take your average 1000watt light ballast. On a 120v outlet, a 1000 watt ballast will draw 9.5 amps of electricity. The same 1000 watt ballast, running on a 240v outlet draws 4.8 amps of electricity. So, in other words, on a 240v line, you can run twice the amount of lights you are currently using for the same price, or you can cut you bill in half. Either way, this is a win win situation for indoor growers. Don’t wait any longer, with a 30amp timer box from PGS, you can use your clothes dryer plug, already in place and start saving now. We have helped countless numbers of growers install this money saving system and everyone who has converted from 120v is so happy, they don’t understand why they spent so many years paying double what they could be paying……

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Features

  • POWER CORD: 1 – 30 Amp Dryer Cord
  • BREAKERS: 1 – 20 Amp Breaker 240 volt 1 – 10 Amp Breaker 120 volt
  • RECEPTACLES:
  • 4 – 240 volt Receptacles (supplies up to 4 – 1000 watt light systems)
  • 2 – 120 volt Receptacles (supplies accessories such as fans or light movers)
  • DIGITAL TIMER:
  • 7-Day Digital Timer
  • 42 Weekly ON/OFF Settings
  • 6 Daily ON/OFF Settings
  • Manual Override
  • Battery Back-up
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Category: Electrical, PGS
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2 Responses

  1. 1
    Ronito 
    Thursday, 3. September 2009

    Dude!

    Electric companies charge you in kilowatt hours, not amperes!

    Amps = Watts/Volts
    AKA
    Watts = Amps*Volts

    Charging by watts is the smart way to do it… Watts don’t lie.

  2. 2
    admin 
    Tuesday, 5. January 2010

    well, i’m not sure if you guys have problems with your utility companies or what, but I have personally cut my own bill in half, and have doubled other peoples productions while keeping the bill around the same by using this unit. I am aware of kilowatt hours, and how we are charged for our electricity. “Watts don’t lie” To that I’d say ” paying less each month is all the proof anyone needs to see the benefits of switching from a 120v line to 240v MLC. “

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