multiple light timer?

[Gill Blue]

I'm looking for 1 timer to control 2 lights. 2 T5 54W lights, so it's not like I'm looking for an industrial strength unit...
I've been looking at dual outlet digitals but haven't found one that controls each outlet separately.
I have found a dual analog timer/powerstrip, but I'm not paying 35$ for something that is essentially 2 6$ timers in one plastic housing. I'd rather have the 2 separate timers since the synchronization issues would be the same, only cheaper.
I need 2 hours on for the first lamp then off, followed by 4 hours on for the second lamp then off, and 2 hours on for the first lamp again before all lamps turn off for the night.
I did find some pool timers that might work but I'm not spending that much. 1-4 hundred dollars? please.
it's looking like 2 timers are my best available choice.
any thoughts?

 

[Racersk]

The only timers I have found that you describe(yeah-I was looking into the same thing) have been built into the fixture.

I have found the dual timer, but it's a on for day and the other set of plugs is on for night.

Syncing aside, 2 normal timers are your best bet. Stick with the digital ones, they should be easier to keep in sync.

 

[Gill Blue]

I was afraid of that, but I was hoping I missed something.
thanks for chiming in.

 

[aclockworkorange]

Any reason you can't just go buy two cheap little timers from a hardware store and run them on a powerstrip?

 

[Itsadeepbluesea]

I've been looking for the same thing and have yet to find something like that yet.

 

[Gill Blue]

Any reason you can't just go buy two cheap little timers from a hardware store and run them on a powerstrip?

nope, in fact there's no way I'm going to be able to avoid it. unless you've got a better idea?