I have a timer that turns on the power at dusk and off 6 hours later. Does this light remember to color setting?
330210
I don't have it on a timer, but when I use the remote it has the same color that I chose.
330211
It does for me on an outlet that I control with a switch. Should work the same with a timer. It's been a great accent light for us.
1380634
Yes, when you unplug this light and plug it back in later, the last color and state (fading, strobe, etc) is retained.
1435152
Yes the red Led is on indicating that the unit is in dusk+4hours mode, or there two blue led's on if switch is dusk+7 hours mode.
1735684
If it is short power cycled like the power is off for 10 seconds then back on it will change modes. If the power is turned off by a timer at the end of the night then kicks on the next day it will remember the mode it was in.
1059314
Yes, that's correct. I think the amount of time that it stays off is programmable. This is quite a nice switch although I haven't figured out how to "train" it to only come on when it's dark. I haven't really taken the time to work with it. The support folks are very helpful and friendly.
395052
If you remove power to the bulb, it defaults to the initial setting. Not a problem for my purposes.
426812
This is an excellent timer, and I have installed several. However, if you use the automatic DST feature to constantly adjust the "ON" time as the seasons change, then the length of time that the lights remain "ON" will constantly change as well. What I means is that in the programming mode, you would have to select a specific time for the lights to turn back "OFF". If the current automatic DST sunset brings the lights on at 8:00pm, you could program the "OFF" time as 10:00pm. However, in a few months the sunset time will automatically adjust to 5:30pm (depending where you live of course) however the "OFF" program will remain at 10:00pm. In most cases this isn't a problem, in fact it's usually a convenient solution for most lighting control. Hope this helps. P.S.- I find these timers to be way easier to program than any other in the wall timer I've encountered, and there are no batteries to change.
1484523
Yes it does. I like this feature because there are times when I'm working outside at night and need the light to stay on longer than the preset timer limit. When you want it to go back to normal, just turn it off for longer than 10 secs and turn it back on and you will be back to the preset. Hope this helps.
2181938
It keeps the last used setting. If you power off with this setting then it will turn on with the same last setting. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
2120352
As far as I am aware, it does not. It stays on at the same temperature at which you set it, until you turn it if. Perhaps a switch with a timer would work, such as what one uses to turn lights on and off?
823700
It's been quite awhile since I installed my timer and I don't remember now what number it was----but I know that it did take a back up battery. Are you sure your's does not? I've never seen one that didn't? But I suppose that it's possible that the newer models might use a system that won't dump your settings when the power goes off. I haven't researched your model number so I can't say one way or the other for certain.
1880609
there is a timer that you can set for the length of time you want the light to stay on after it is activated. Mine is hooked to a regular light switch where you can turn it off if you so desire.
103660
The light will automatically turn off 1 hour after reaching full power. The switch does need to be on for it to work.
535237
You are correct. I have had mine and it did the same thing. Pushing the reset and timer button and the light went out. I cant find my manual. Thank You!
1735683
The light does have a memory yes, so it stays on the last setting used. A quick OFF/ON cycles it to the next setting. Ultimately, it's either on a solid color, or the slow color fades, or disco flashy seizure!
923627
Yes. There should be a button on the top. When you push it, it changes the color of the light and turns it off. You have to be in the dark to see if the light is off or not.
1403100
No. When you set the timer it automatically turns red and when the time ends it turns green. There is not a function to switch up the colors.