Digital cyclic timer for honey creaming machine

Name: Digital cyclic timer for honey creaming machine
SKU: TIMER
Price: 45 EUR
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Digital timer for honey creaming machines that controls mixing and rest cycles of the motor, ideal replacement for units up to 2200W and for automating creamed honey production.

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Details of Digital cyclic timer for honey creaming machine

Cyclic digital timer, 110-220 V with a twin display, to automate the stirring and resting cycles of a honey creamer.

It is what automates the Dyce method. Creamed honey is not made by stirring: it is made with cycles of about 15 minutes stirring and an hour resting, repeated over several days. Nobody is going to watch a clock for three days, and that is where a cyclic timer comes in: it starts and stops the motor on its own, day and night.

01 · FIFTEEN MINUTES AND AN HOUR

That is the work it does for you

An ordinary timer switches on once. This one is cyclic: it alternates a run time and a stop time indefinitely, which is exactly what directed crystallisation asks for. The twin LED display shows the elapsed cycle time and the programmed one at once.

And there is a reason not to stir continuously: constant agitation does not improve the crystal and it punishes the gearmotor, which is not built to run without pause.

02 · CHECK YOUR CREAMER'S VOLTAGE

Because that decides which one you need

This one runs on 110-220 V, which is what almost every small and medium creamer carries. If your stirrer is three-phase 400 V, this will not do: our range has the 400 V timer, and that is €326.45 against the €37.19 of this one.

Eight and a half times the price for the same function. Before choosing, read the motor plate: it is the cheapest check of the purchase.

03 · 10 A AND 2,200 W COVER THE RANGE

With plenty of margin

The load limit is 10 A or 2,200 W. Put in context: the single-phase creamers in our range run from 90 W for the smallest to 1,100 W for the 210 kg one. All of them fit, with half the margin unused.

One warning so you do not buy twice: two creamers in our range already carry their own timer. If yours is one of them, you do not need this.

04 · FOUR TERMINALS, WIRED IN LINE

Worth knowing where it goes

It connects with four terminals: two for the mains in and two for the motor out. That is, it goes in line between the socket and the stirrer, not hung in parallel.

It is a simple connection but it is mains voltage: if you are not comfortable with 230 V, have someone who is fit it. And check the assembly ends up protected from the steam and splashes of the honey house.

05 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Check the motor's voltage and whether your creamer already has one.

✓ A GOOD FIT	Automating creamed honey on a single-phase creamer: run and stop cycles for days, with nobody there.
⚠ NOT FOR THREE-PHASE	It is 110-220 V. For 400 V stirrers there is the three-phase timer, €326.45.
✕ YOU DO NOT NEED IT IF YOURS HAS ONE	Two creamers in our range include their own timer. Check yours first.

TECHNICAL DATA

Type	Cyclic digital timer
Function	Alternates a run time and a stop time indefinitely
Application	Stirring and resting cycles on honey creamers
Supply	110-220 V AC
Maximum load	10 A · 2,200 W
Connection	Four terminals: two mains in, two motor out
Display	Twin LED: elapsed time and programmed time
Three-phase alternative	The 400 V timer in our range, €326.45
Model	GXMA0111-003
Reference	TIMER