Leviton Decora Preset Countdown Timer Wall Switch, 30 Min (LTB30-1LZ)

When you need a switched light or appliance to stay On for only 30 minutes or less, put it on a timer with the Leviton Decora Preset Countdown Timer Switch (30 Minute). This in-wall auto-Off timer replaces a standard wall switch to add four preset timer buttons (and an Off button). Choose from four different countdown options when turning the load On just by pressing the corresponding button. This 30-minute model counts down from 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes.

As soon as your selected time runs out, the timer automatically turns the load Off. You can also override the timer anytime. To extend the load’s On time, simply press and hold any timer button. To turn the load Off manually, press the Off button.

- Choose from 4 countdown times with 4 preset buttons
- 30-minute model counts down from 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes
- Press and hold timer button to extend On time
- Replaces a standard wall switch (neutral required)
- Suitable for single or 3-way applications

Available Colors: White faceplate installed. Light Almond and Ivory color change kits included.

The Timer indicates how much time is left through LEDs alongside each button. When you choose a countdown time, the LED next to that button lights up, as well as any LEDs below it. As time passes, the lights will go out. For example, if you press the 15Min button, the three LEDs next to the 5Min, 10Min, and 15Min buttons will light up. After 5 minutes pass, the 15Min LED will go out, while the 10Min and 5Min LEDs remain lit.

Contents

- Preset Countdown Timer Switch, 30 Minute
- White Faceplate
- Ivory Faceplate
- Light Almond Faceplate

NOTE: Neutral wire required.

Technical Details

MPN: LTB30-1LZ
UPC: 078477459225
Max. Time: 30 minutes
Interval: 5-10-15-30 minutes
Load Rating:
- Resistive: 20A (2400W)
- Incandescent: 1800W
- Inductive: 20A
- Motor: 1HP
Power: 120 VAC, 60 Hz
Operating Temperature: 0° C to 40° C
Approvals: Complies with FCC Part 15, Class B; CSA Certified (File #152105); UL Listed