Does this allow you to override the timer if you want the outlet to be on?
89905
Yes, ther is a sliding switch which allows you to turn on the item at any time.
89906
My version of this product is a bit different. The model # is the same, but mine has a mechanical switch on top that overrides the timer. This version does not show a switch but it does have "on" "off" buttons. I would expect those buttons allow you to override the timer.
89907
Yes, there is a slide switch on the top of the unit which allows you to take it out of timer mode.
89908
yes, there is a slide button on top that you can move in the "on" position rather than the "timer" position
89909
There is a switch on the top of the unit labeled "ON" and "TIMER". You choose the position "ON" if you want the outlet to remain on.
89910
I am sure the timer allows you to manually override the timed settings. (Most timers do allow this.) The On/Off buttons provide this capability.
89911
Yes. There is a switch on the side labeled "ON" and "TIMER". You choose the position "ON" if you want the outlet to remain on.
537206
Yes. I purchased it specifically to turn the receptacle on and off and it does that perfectly.
48403
Not to my knowledge. The outlet converters are all on different frequency's. I bought a few more from Home Depot that I liked better than this. It had an on/off button and it showed on the package what frequency they were on. When I bought my second AmerTac it was the same frequency & set off the other outlet upstairs- not what I wanted it to do. Good luck!
1535114
Our power went out for an hour last week. The timer did not have to be reset after the power came back on. Also, I found it easier to program the timer if I plug it into an extension cord to program it, and you can disconnect it to plug it in directly to the power receptacle on the wall without losing the programming (if it is fully charged).
356226
Yes, there are two "black" outlets "always on" for this purpose alone. The master "green" outlet is the one that controls the rest of them.
386703
Yes, you can set it to come on at a certain time and off at a certain time. Works great.
1843271
I assume you want to use this timer to turn on and off the power to the transformer? If so, I don't see why this timer wouldn't work for that - go for it!
1939907
this device can't do what you're asking. you might want to look at a mechanical timer that gives you several options of turning on and off your appliances
1974407
There's just one timer for all the outlets. Here's the user guide: http://www.apcmedia.com/salestools/SCON-7RJP3D/SCON-7RJP3D_R0_EN.pdf?sdirect=true
826013
I have not put a timer on mine , but after your question, I tried programming in different cplot,and modes,then cut the power with a wall switch, and it has come back on in the same mode.
2211584
This timer does NOT have a receptacle into which you can plug an electrical device. You would need that kind of timer to plug your WIFI router into. This one just fits over a wall switch and turns that switch on/off at the programmed times.
1723434
If I under stand the question correctly, the answer is no: the strip will not, in response to one z-wave command, turn an outlet off, wait for a period of time, and then turn that outlet back on.
911509
Yes. But note; I returned it as defective and bought an Intermatic timer instead.
128079
I wired mine clock/timer controlled by DC - switch side DC. It works that way as well.
1705944
It switches from one outlet to the other depending on how long you want which one on. It does have a switch on the side where you can turn it on or switch it to the timer which you have preset. Hope that helps.
540847
No, it only acts as a switch to control one of the two outlets, based on the commands of the controller. Amount of Watts used is not tracked by this device.
2222205
Yes. When you set the timer switch duration, it will reset every time the power to the switch turns off, in anticipation of the next "on" cycle.