Win a Sangamo Round Pattern Time Switch Courtesy of ESP
Sangamo has been manufacturing its Round Pattern Time Switches for over 65 years, and in that time has sold more than 11 million units. Now, ESP – Sangamo’s official distributor in the UK – is offering the chance for one lucky reader to win their very own Round Pattern Time Switch.
The Round Pattern Time Switch is trusted by installers for a wide variety of applications, not just because of its reliability but its ease of use. Typical applications include lighting, heating, ventilation, and general switched loads where you want fixed daily or weekly on/off control.
The installation of a Round Pattern Time Switch (RPTS) used to be a regular job for many electricians and, despite the electro-mechanical time switches being less common today, Sangamo still sells over a thousand units each month, both as replacements and as brand new installations.
The simple dial and levers make setting the switch up for daily fixed timings a breeze, with no complicated menu options to navigate through. All Round Pattern Time Switches are also 20 Amp rated, providing a more robust switch than most other products on the market.
The switches are split into four categories:
- Basic ‘black dial’ 24-hour time clock for simple on and off switching of up to 20A
- Standard 24-hour ‘red dial’ switch with added 100 hour battery reserve
- Solar Range – specially designed for lighting applications
- Digital Range – the newest addition combines the high capacity and reliability of the electro-mechanical models but provides full seven-day programming.
The Sangamo range of specialist time switches and heating controls is distributed through Scolmore Group company, ESP.
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Closing date
All entries must be returned by 31 October 2025. The editor’s decision is final. For the full terms and conditions, visit electricalcontractingnews.com/competition-terms.
The name of the winner will be published in the December issue of ECN.
Prize not exchangeable.