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So would you say these timers are a waste of money, no real benefit?

I'm getting a bit lost myself now. There are 2 elements, bottom is E7 and top is permanent. I was basically looking to avoid having the E7 element boiling on and off through the night for the sake of wasted energy and giving the element longer life. From my understanding the suggested...

Would the unit not have power 24/7 with the booster supply connected?

That looks quite tasty, so it will have a permanent supply via the booster supply. Cheers for that phatboy.

Thanks for your response. That is what I am after, to reduce the E7 usage down to the last couple of hours. I was wondering if there is a timer designed for this scenario that has a rechargeable battery to retain the timer memory.

I know it is an old thread, but just wondered how you got on with this. Did you fit a timer and if so which one? The reason I ask is that I have been looking into the same scenario for myself and nobody mentioned that during day / peak time there will be no electricity to this spur, so how...