For how long does it trigger the relay after a valid code?
1747569
Activation time is programmable, as are other options, but the instruction sheet requires close attention, due to translation I assume.
1747570
It will depend on how long you have programmed it. You have to follow manual coding input whether you go for 1 sec to a minute or more. But we prefer 5 seconds for our general requirement. Alan M.
1747571
By default, the trigger is about 10 seconds. This can be changed to any value.
1223973
There are three or four time settings that allow you to determine how long you want the light to stay on after it's triggered. They range from a short time for testing, to several minutes. I don't remember the exact numbers of the top.
555193
did not ask for any code, I pressed on the start button and kept for 30 seconds and unit went on, no problem what so ever.
929581
We have a few outages in our area. I have had no problems. There is no programming to do. My switch it is installed in a basement location. If the light is on when power is interrupted, I don't know if it comes back on when power is restored. If not it is a simple matter of flipping the switch.
618104
Happened to mine that is just over a month old. APC is sending a replacement at no charge. Hopefully there is a way to upgrade the relay if this happens after I'm out of the 5-year warranty period.
2066438
As long as it plugs in.And it should it will tell you the code and reset it
2260612
I have not timed it but would estimate it to be 15 to 20 seconds, but if you are within it's sensor range, it will remain on, unless you stop any movement.once you move again, it'll come back on.
1551577
My old clicker remote was already programmed with a nine digit code. My code was inside the box when I purchased the entire remote system.
738414
Found this on a website that sells this device "The relay activation can be set via a jumper or via ZWave for either momentary or latched operation - see Installation section of the User Manual."but it doesn't say how long the momentary open-close-open duration is
1733869
No. Not unless it happens at same time every day. Check on a time delay relay.
1795028
Yes. It worked pretty good for the first use and now sits and throws an error code. No longer works and was past the time frame that I could do anything about it.
269139
Yes, but after you put in the code push the "A" button. I have 2 of these & like them both.
1713461
I,m not sure but I expect there is an incompatibility between the electronics of the motion sensor and the relay coil. If the relay works properly using an on/off switch, it is likely that the motion sensor not the relay is at fault.
2225928
Yes, the pulse would need to be longer than the time set with the potentiometer (set screw). The timer starts when the 12vdc is applied and doesn't active the relay until the timer expires, break the 12vdc and the timer restarts. Hope this was helpful! -Jim
186234
When you activate a "rule", it will allow you to set it to stay on from 1 minute up to forever. I usually set it for 5 mins., then if no motion occurs it will turn off.
2242290
No - it re-locks after a set time - 30sec. Actually this is too fast but can't be re-programmed without a system
1239340
Yes you can clear the code once the issue is fixed or clear it until the light comes back on after driving it around.