Can I use this to cycle power, eg: 10 seconds on, 10 seconds off?
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I have a toggle switch to turn on a spot light to back up in my truck. I assume power from my toggle to the timer to the spot light is the proper circuit, I need to know when the timer times out and shuts power down to the light does it stay off and resetting toggle would be the only way to restart the timer?
1353481
If you added another relay maybe you could then use the output to retrigger the timer.
1658831
No I doesn't. I would have to purchase a programmable timer with a function to program on and off times for the application you are talking about. The AGPtek 30 is designed to monitor the battery charge via solar panel of a battery without overcharging the battery. It is an excellent buy, and can handle lots of power 30amps x 24 volts = 720 Watts/Sec or 720 Joules/sec discharge. It's not as smart as the CM3024Z.
381040
I don't see why not, set it for turning off at 11:59 then Turn back on at 12:00
1249389
I think it is only for setting up the time of switch on and the time of switch off during the day or the week. It may not allow to only set up for running 45 mins.
1829999
Hello. This is a consumer grade thermostat so it does not allow for cycles per hour. You can set the the turn on or off point to be 1-3 degrees.
1789961
Since I use a timer to control the period of "charging", I do not have that knowledge. The timer, of course, has to remain ON all the time to keep the time. I doubt that the power goes off in the smartstrip "always on" group or the name would not be "always on".
2258273
you could set up a timer on the power supply that is three volts to shut of then back on in 17 min timer this is a sealed computer box. So messing with that not advisable.
1699028
Yes you could use a timer (best to check it can handle 1500 watts or 700 High or low setting) .. you could with this model. will not reset when turned off
574887
You can't set it to turn on at a certain time, unfortunately. You can set it to run for a specified amount of time and then it will shut itself off.
885947
Depends on how much power you are drawing. I have my desktop PC, monitor, router and cable modem on battery backup. All I want is time to save what I am working on and shut down properly. Around 10 minutes would be fine with me, but I haven't tried to test it.
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Yes, but the amount of time is dependent on a number of things. 1. The more power you draw, the shorter the time. 2. If you are using it on a PC, You can set a maximum time before the PC goes through an orderly shutdown. 3. Batteries age and eventually (usually 3-5 years) they will support a load for a shorter time than before.
1205577
Yes you can. You need to reset it each time. It takes less than 10 minutes to do so.
2182432
YES and suggest a GFI circuit. Remember to reset the "clock portion" if you have power outages.
1236194
You could start it using an electric timer but you can't shut it off with the timer because of the cool down cycle that it has to go through.
730362
You can choose to have it on continuously (until shut the power off) OR you can choose to have it run for 10 (?) seconds and then off for 10 (?) seconds (until you shut the power off). I wish you could set it to run for 20 minutes, off for 40, back on, etc. or to run for a period of time and then just shut off, but it doesn't work like that.
2051430
Yes, you can. just set the switch at AUTO mode, and the delay knob up to 5min.
423902
This is not a timer. This turns the appliance off after a certain interval of on time.