Legrand Radiant RT2WCCV4 Digital Countdown Timer with Locator Light and Time Indicator, 60, 40, 20 and 10 Minute Settings, White (1 Count)

Works as advertised. I like it better than the timer switch I picked up from I think Lowe’s, the Eaton brand. I chose Legrand for my second bathroom because I like their style with dimmers and gfci receptacles vs the standard Leviton box store stuff and it’s cheaper than buying Lutron for everything.I previously wrote a scathing review of this switch only to find that the fan itself is actually what is glitching out. Damn Panasonic fans were top notch but now they have too much tech in them, I think it’s a DC motor too so I don’t know what’s going on.As a professional electrician I have no issues using Legrand products, I have plenty of them throughout my house.

The Legrand Radiant RT2WCCV4 Digital Countdown Timer is a great timer. Works well and looks great. Legrand is my "go to" for all my electrical needs.

This is my third one. It works great as always. But make sure you have white wire (neutral) inside to connect it, otherwise it won't work.

Fits well in a standard box. The switch remembers your last time setting. Easy install.

I remodeled our powder room downstair and installed this timer switch for the exhaust fan/light. It works well and runs the fan for 10 min with you press the main switch, or you can press the smaller buttons for longer periods of time if desired. I know Legrand makes good quality products as I used to work there about 6 years ago and was directly involved with designing and manufacturing these types of products.

Nice to use so that the kids don't leave the vent fans on forever.

I was looking for a timer that could not be set to stay on. A timer for a bathroom fan (that also includes a light) that could not be left on all night long in my downstairs AirBnB. Guests would turn it on and just leave it on. The noise of the fan can be herd upstairs and is annoying all night long. Power consumption and fan life are also a consideration. This switch meets my requirements as it can not be left on all options result in it turning off. There are also 4 timing options that can be selected, 10-20-40-60 min. By pressing its corresponding button. A large paddle (decora style). Can be also used to turn on and off the timer using the last selected timing option. LED light shows which timing function is selected. The large paddle switch has an LED at the top of it to show the timer is activated. For me this controls a ceiling fan with light fixture and a second ceiling 2 bulb fixture. A 4 light fixture over the sink has a separate switch that does not turn off, so the fan light going off prematurely is not a serious problem.The big box stores didn’t have this unit features and were higher in price also.My installation could not be done exactly as directed by the instructions. My switch had only 3 wires available. 1)The bare ground wire. (Which goes under the green screw on the timer). 2) The hot wire (check with a meter which one this is and don’t trust color as mine was reversed white being hot but other switches in the box black was hot. Electrician mistake) this connects to the black wire of the timer. 3) a wire that goes to the fan fixture. (Which is what is connected to the Red wire of the timer)The directions call for a white wire on the timer to be connected to a common wire in the box. A common wire goes back to the electrical panel and is attached under a screw on the common bus bar.This wire is often not present in a switch box and this timer will not work without it since it needs all the time power for the electronics to work. Just a hot wire is not enough. The solution is to connect the white common wire from the timer under the green ground screw giving the timer power. Ultimately the ground wire goes back to the panel and is bonded with the common wire in the panel so essentially for this almost no current draw connection it works just fine. A short to either the white or the ground of the hot wire will cause breaker to trip.

Received units for my bathroom. Used for one way lights and fan, works without issues.The termination is with braided wires (Neutral wire needed for the switch to work).Wire nuts in the kit was pretty useless as I have cooper wire coming into the box and I used WAGO connectors for easy termination. If you have also solid wire better use WAGO. And as some reviews said the box is quite bulky, so it was tricky to put everything back into the junction box.Had labeled over the timer settings as the kids were always playing with the buttons!