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An Analog Time Switch is a simple yet reliable device used to control the switching of electrical loads based on a preset time schedule. By using a rotating dial and mechanical pins or segments, analog time switches allow users to program daily or weekly ON/OFF operations for lights, pumps, motors, and other electrical devices. These devices are ideal for applications where straightforward, cost-effective, and dependable time control is required.

Featured GIC Analog Time Switch Products

ATS-100 Daily Time Switch – 24-hour programmable switch with easy-to-use dial settings.
ATS-200 Weekly Time Switch – Allows programming for weekly schedules with multiple switching cycles.
ATS-300 Compact – Space-saving analog switch suitable for control panels and DIN-rail mounting.
Accessories – Mounting bases, protective covers, and sockets for easy installation.

Key Benefits of Analog Time Switches

Simple & User-Friendly

Analog dials with pins or segments make scheduling intuitive and quick, even without technical expertise.

Cost-Effective Automation

Provides affordable automation for repetitive tasks without the need for complex electronic programming.

Reliable Performance

Built with durable mechanical and electronic components for long-lasting and consistent operation.

Energy Efficiency

Automatically switching off loads when not needed helps reduce energy waste and operating costs.

Frequently Asked Questions – Analog Time Switch

What is an Analog Time Switch used for?

Analog Time Switches are used to automatically turn electrical devices ON or OFF at preset times, commonly in lighting, pumps, motors, and HVAC systems.

How does an Analog Time Switch work?

The user sets switching times by adjusting pins/segments on a rotating dial.
As the dial rotates with real time, it triggers the ON/OFF switching of the connected load.
This process repeats daily or weekly, depending on the model.

What are the applications of Analog Time Switches?

GIC Analog Time Switches are widely used in:

Street and garden lighting
Signage and display boards
Water pumps and irrigation systems
Industrial motors and fans
HVAC equipment and compressors

What is the difference between Analog and Digital Time Switches?

Analog Time Switches – Easy to use, economical, suitable for basic time control.
Digital Time Switches – Offer higher precision, advanced programming, and LCD/LED display options.

What should be considered when selecting an Analog Time Switch?

Key considerations include:

Daily or weekly scheduling requirement
Load type and switching capacity
Power supply voltage
Mounting (DIN-rail, panel, or plug-in)
Environmental durability

Supply Voltage	110 V AC 240 VAC
Mode	Daily Weekly
Mounting	Base/DIN Flush
Relay	1 C/O
No. Of Programs	1
Power Reserve	150 hours
Clock Accuracy	± 1.5 s/day at 20°C
Contact Rating	16A
Display	NA
	Clear selection

Available Variations
SKU	Description	Quantity	Add to Cart
J648B1	240 VAC, Daily Dial, Base / DIN Mounting*
J638B1	110 VAC, Daily Dial, Base / DIN Mounting*
J848B1	240 VAC, Weekly Dial, Base / DIN Mounting*
J838B1	110 VAC, Weekly Dial, Base / DIN Mounting*
J648F1	240 VAC, Daily Dial, Flush Mounting*
J848F1	240 VAC, Weekly Dial, Flush Mounting**
J638F1	110 VAC, Daily Dial, Flush Mounting**
J838F1	110 VAC, Weekly Dial, Flush Mounting*

Analog Time Switch