Does this have a delay feature? Meaning, when it goes off does it delay a bit before it will be triggered again?
1767694
There is a test mode, which will trigger whenever it sees infrared motion and shuts off when motion stops. This lets you set the range and sensitivity during the day. Once you are happy with this setting you can switch to 1, 5 or 20 minutes of 'ON' time after IR motion is detected. The unit will return to armed status when the preset time has elapsed. There is no delay between the end of one triggered event cycle and the reset to the next, however you may see the lamps (or whatever you are connected to) flicker if motion is not detected when the initial event times out and next reset begins.
1767695
It come on when it sees motion. There is no delay. You can adjust the time the light stays on only.
1767696
No, it will come right back on when it sees you move. And as long it can see you moving, it will stay on.
1767697
My experience with it is after turning off it will immediately turn on again if there is detected motion. In fact if there is constant motiondetected, it will not turn off until motion stops for the period of time set on the device, i.e. 2 mins, 10 mins , or whatever the setting is.
1924723
It randomly turns on & off anywhere 1 hr to 1 minute before the scheduled turn on and off times. If I remember correctly it is not the same number of minutes starting earlier & ending later. I found that I only used the random feature on the turn off program. I think it makes my house look more like someone is at home whenever I am gone.
2214108
Yes, it turns off after one minute or five minutes, depending and you selection.
902389
I don't think it works like that, if I'm reading you right - like a timer you set to turn off. It goes by an internal clock you set ahead of time where you set the "on" time and "off" time for each event. I suppose you could set the timer right up until the moment you need it to turn on (maybe a few minutes leeway), but again, you'd have to program it to turn off also at a specific time. Hope that helps.
1049912
Yes, if you have the lights and fan wired together it will delay them both. However, I had to return 2 of a total of 4 switches. They seem to be poorly made, and the timer function is very quick to fail. Just had to return them to Amazon as non-functioning and they promptly replaced them.
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1153783
Yes, it has a time delay. It will not instantly power off or on with just a quick flash of lite. Seems like it was about about ten seconds or more from a bight lite.
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.
608524
When you use the timer it turns off automatically. You probably used the "on" position not the timer.
2088465
I don't notice any delay. There is also a green led in the receiver that flickers when you press a button on your remote.
1093665
What do you mean? The only timer I have seen is the auto shut off after certain time. That is about it.
169471
This model has a timing sequence option, so I assume it will shut off if set. I, however, haven't tried this yet.
1058033
I never noticed any discernible delay. maybe a couple of milliseconds. I use two monitors on A and only one on b. And sometime the a computer monitor might power down while using the other box so it would have to come back up when switched. Since I am away from my desk regularly I do not want to turn that feature off.
1295150
Yes. There is a 5 minute delay. There maybe a switch to increase this, but I have not looked at the unit in a while.
320730
The switch turns the effect on and leaves it on until pressed again. It is not a momentary switch. Hope that helps
164139
I suppose its based on your controller. In my case, you can set conditions and events. So if a condition is met, the switch can be triggered and then immediately be un-triggered making it "momentary". It is not as fast as a button press, but it is pretty quick (5 seconds or less).
43889
Not really a delay between them. you hit the button on either the remote or the switcher itself and it instantly changes input. it will show up on the screen a second or two later, but thats it.