Intermatic T10004RT3 Pool/Spa Control Panel with T104M Mechanism & 300W Transformer
Intermatic T10004RT3 is a heavy-duty pool/spa control panel that combines a T104M mechanical timer mechanism with a 300-watt transformer in a single outdoor-rated enclosure. It is designed to simplify pool and spa equipment installations by providing centralized timing control and low-voltage transformer power in one panel.
Key Features
- Part Number: T10004RT3
- Brand: Intermatic
- Product Type: Pool/Spa control panel with timer and transformer
- Includes: (1) T104M 24-hour mechanical timer mechanism
- Includes: 300W transformer (commonly used for low-voltage pool/spa control applications)
- Heavy-duty Type 3R metal indoor/outdoor enclosure
- Designed as an all-in-one control power solution for pool/spa installation
- Can house additional compatible Intermatic mechanisms/components (application-dependent)
- Commonly used for pool/spa equipment timing and control center installations
Applications
Ideal for residential or light commercial pool/spa equipment pads where a mechanical timer and transformer are needed in one centralized control panel. Commonly used for timed pump control and related pool/spa control wiring setups.
Usage Notes
- Verify voltage, load requirements, and transformer needs before ordering and installation.
- Confirm compatibility with your equipment and any additional timer/control mechanisms you plan to add.
- Install in accordance with manufacturer instructions and local electrical codes.
- Professional installation by a qualified electrician is recommended.
- Use only compatible breakers, mechanisms, and accessories approved for this control panel.
Related Products
- Intermatic Pool/Spa Control Panels
- Intermatic T104M Timer Mechanisms
- Intermatic Pool Timers
- Intermatic Timer Mechanisms
- Pool Control Panel Replacement Parts
Maintenance Tips
- Inspect the enclosure regularly for moisture intrusion, corrosion, and loose hardware.
- Check timer dial movement and tripper condition during seasonal service.
- Inspect wiring terminations for heat discoloration or looseness (power off first).
- Keep the panel area clean and free of insects/debris that may interfere with operation.
