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Thank you, RF Yorkshire. I will try this because if all fails I could put some of the LEDs elsewhere. Thank you to everyone who contributed and hopefully I'll be back in a few weeks with the results.

No I don't know why either. But the suppliers of these time switches do state that the minimum wattage required to make the timer work is 40 watts and they are referring to a single bulb. Currently we have inserted 20 x 25 watt light bulbs into this chandelier and the timer/switch works...

The timer switches I am familiar with replace the light switch and only the positive feed is available and no neutral.

I've been reading the topic on time switches and LED lights and do understand that the lack of a neutral is overcome by using at least a 40 watt bulb. But supposing the time switch was controlling a chandelier with 20 3.8w LED bulbs and therefore using 76 watts. Does any know if this would...