Can the 2 recepticles be timed differently? One for 16 daytime hours for lights in my greehouse and the other for 8 nighttime hours for the heater?
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Great question but I don't believe so and I do not recall seeing that in the manual. Would be a nice feature.
2133595
If you just want to run the normal daylight lights on a timer it will work just fine. To switch over to the blue night LEDs you would have to do that manually.
461854
yes. example, my settings were: Mon-Thur, Off 3am-6pm. On 6pm-3am/ Fri, Off 3am-Sat 7am On 7am-7pm/ Off Sat 7pm-Sun 7am On 7am-3pm. Very programmable for each of seven days. My opinion though is the more it turns on and off, the shorter the life of the unit.
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There is a dial on the back. You can set it for, if I remember correctly, 2 minutes, 3, 5,10, 15, and 20. I use mine for basement lighting and set them for 5 minutes - for me this works very well.
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There should be no problem. The daytime running lights would be on a different wires.carlights4less
48931
No this timer will not work for your needs. You need a cycle timer. I don't know of one that will work on night time setting..
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Yes.The timer allows you to set up to 7 different programs, you select which day(s) of the week will be included in each program.I have two programs running: 1) Monday to Friday OFF from noon to 6PM (side result: heater is ON from Friday 6PM to Monday noon). 2) Every day ON at 5AM, and every day OFF at 11PM, this means that the heater is off every night from 11PM to 5AM.
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You can program some of these heaters to run a certain amount of hours but to come on at a certain time, no. But click on this amazon product and you can program it. I have 3 of them and they work great. Lux WIN100 Heating & Cooling Programmable Outlet Thermostat - Programmable Household Thermostats - A.webarchive
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Seth , I have had this a number of years now. . I recall that you can program a couple seperate on off times but you can't zone those times . I believe you will need two seperate units or a second timer of some sort that would switch the zones . You will have to research that concept.
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Yes. There are 7 on-off cycles that you can program to turn on and off any single day or MTWTF or SS or MTWTFSS. So you can have 7 separate on-off periods. But make sure your heater is not more than 15 amps.
911511
I asked my husband to be sure, since he uses ours to light our chicken coops in winter. Two are timed, one is untimed.
1347113
The timer sets the off time (1-9hrs) after the photocell turn it on. My two work just fine with a start time seemingly after it gets fairly dark, not just dusk. If you have a night lighting issue you could consider putting a small shield on the door where the photocell is located so it will only see daylight. I have one located about 4 ft below a light and it does not bother the unit when the light is turned on, no mod necessary. Good product at a good price.
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Your Timer has Light Sensor as well Digital time program. This timer is done with Red and Green Pins the red for the time you want the lights to go off and the green for your lights to come on. I have both and prefer the Pin Timer
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Yes, you can use the two switch system, in fact this is the way I hooked it up, a 5/10/20/30 minute timer (http://tinyurl.com/kjsfa97) on the fan and a regular switch on the light.
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There is a setting that you can set it for 24 hour operation meaning day and night, I don't remember if the other setting is by time or by sunlight.
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This is a 24 hour timer. You can set it for whatever you like. I have the daytime lights turn on from 7:00 am to 8:oo pm and the night lights from 8:00 pm to 7:00 am.
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You can select any foer (4) time period you chose. If you wish you can select different weekend times. The times from the factory are random. Also you will find that the thermostat has a one (1) degree temperture differential from heat (on) to off. So it may seem that it will run often, but it won't run as long due to less time for heat rise to the set temp. Good luck. PS: a great thermostat