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Is it possible to get timer switches which can turn 415v phase 3 equipment off/on automatically during certain periods of the day - ie lunch/breaks.

I know you can get domestic timer plugs which you plug straight into the socket and the equipment then plugs into this.

I would imagine with 415v it would need a mechanical switch of some kind, but cannot find anything online.....

Many thanks
 
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