IDX LTT800 TO DIXMOR

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WHICH DIXMOR IS BEST TO REPLACE IDX LTT800(LED8 OR LED7)?

 

[TMoliver]

try Kleen Rite for the KRGT200 it is a drop in replacement for the LTT802 timers.

 

[Randy]

WHICH DIXMOR IS BEST TO REPLACE IDX LTT800(LED8 OR LED7)?

Do the smart thing and go with the Dixmor LED-7 timer KR#CB0316

 

[Keno]

Do the smart thing and go with the Dixmor LED-7 timer KR#CB0316

Do you know if this is a drop in as far as mounting studs and having the same mounting pattern? I know wiring will be a little different.

 

[edredtop]

Do you know if this is a drop in as far as mounting studs and having the same mounting pattern? I know wiring will be a little different.

I dont have first hand knowledge, but I understand the "little two timers" and "LED 7s and 8s have the same footprint, but wiring is different.
Randy had made a post a while back about the LED 7s demise, wondering if the end of Covid protocols gave the LED 7 a reprieve.

R

Thread 'Dixmor LED-7 Timer Obsoleted'

Oct 30, 2022

Well the time has come that the Dixmor LED-7 timer has been obsoleted by Dixmor. They can no longer get the processor chip to build the LED-7 timer. Dixmor will still be able to repair most LED-7 timers. They are coming out with the LED-8 in the next few months. It’ll have the same internal components as the LED-6 timer but will have a footprint of the LED-7. Only problem is it’s not going to be plug and play, you’re going to have to rewire the harness plug that plugs into the timer.

• Randy
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[Keno]

I dont have first hand knowledge, but I understand the "little two timers" and "LED 7s and 8s have the same footprint, but wiring is different.
Randy had made a post a while back about the LED 7s demise, wondering if the end of Covid protocols gave the LED 7 a reprieve.

R

Thread 'Dixmor LED-7 Timer Obsoleted'

Oct 30, 2022

Well the time has come that the Dixmor LED-7 timer has been obsoleted by Dixmor. They can no longer get the processor chip to build the LED-7 timer. Dixmor will still be able to repair most LED-7 timers. They are coming out with the LED-8 in the next few months. It’ll have the same internal components as the LED-6 timer but will have a footprint of the LED-7. Only problem is it’s not going to be plug and play, you’re going to have to rewire the harness plug that plugs into the timer.

• Randy
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I may have to buy an LED7 and try it, I have some LTT timers that are slowly dying and I don't want to go with IDX again, I like the dixmors more.

 

[edredtop]

If its your display, I saw these sometime back, you may have to get KR to get them for you if they're still available (and cost effective)..

https://www.prowash.com.au/product/4239/led-segment-for-ltt800-802

 

[Keno]

If its your display, I saw these sometime back, you may have to get KR to get them for you if they're still available (and cost effective)..

https://www.prowash.com.au/product/4239/led-segment-for-ltt800-802

I've replaced all the led modules from digikey, MEP had posted the model numbers a while back. That makes a huge difference from the dim leds that they were.

I'm having trouble with the horns not working or new horns dying in less than a week. I'm sure it's like a <$1 part that needs replacing in the timer, but that's way beyond my skillset.

 

[TMoliver]

If your horns are dying, make sure they are 24VAC horns small amp. If you can get a horn that is AC/DC 24 volts you should be fine

 

[Randy]

I dont have first hand knowledge, but I understand the "little two timers" and "LED 7s and 8s have the same footprint, but wiring is different.
Randy had made a post a while back about the LED 7s demise, wondering if the end of Covid protocols gave the LED 7 a reprieve.

R

Thread 'Dixmor LED-7 Timer Obsoleted'

Oct 30, 2022

Well the time has come that the Dixmor LED-7 timer has been obsoleted by Dixmor. They can no longer get the processor chip to build the LED-7 timer. Dixmor will still be able to repair most LED-7 timers. They are coming out with the LED-8 in the next few months. It’ll have the same internal components as the LED-6 timer but will have a footprint of the LED-7. Only problem is it’s not going to be plug and play, you’re going to have to rewire the harness plug that plugs into the timer.

• Randy
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• Forum: General Discussions

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The demand for the LED-7 is so strong I like they''ll be around a long time. A lot as happened in the 3 years since I posted that. The foot print of the LED-7 is slightly smaller than the LTT800.

 

[Randy]

I'm having trouble with the horns not working or new horns dying in less than a week. I'm sure it's like a <$1 part that needs replacing in the timer, but that's way beyond my skillset.

What horn are you using? I haven't replaced a horn in years. We use this horn

Spare 12/24 VDC Horn | Dixmor | 1153120 | Kleen-Rite

Replace a worn horn on your 12/24 volt DC Dixmor timers using the 1153120. This spare horn is just as loud and durable as the original.

www.kleen-ritecorp.com

 

[Keno]

If your horns are dying, make sure they are 24VAC horns small amp. If you can get a horn that is AC/DC 24 volts you should be fine

The horn issue is on a few bays only, and the same horns are working on other bays, so pointing to timers, they are old, maybe from 2005ish so time for replacement, I want to go to dixmor though

What horn are you using? I haven't replaced a horn in years. We use this horn

Spare 12/24 VDC Horn | Dixmor | 1153120 | Kleen-Rite

Replace a worn horn on your 12/24 volt DC Dixmor timers using the 1153120. This spare horn is just as loud and durable as the original.

www.kleen-ritecorp.com

I've tried a few, including the one you linked to, I think something in the timer is killing them in a few bays.