I have 2 36V circuits that I want to open and close alternatively every 5or 10 seconds continuously.As 1 circuit open the other will close.Can it do
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I doubt it. And don't bother with the data sheet. Most respectable products have a safety warning longer than the entire 1 page this piece of junk comes with.
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Refer to a Sestos Model B2E manual. The manual is downloadable. If you operate this timer in the "Cycle Mode" you should be able to operate the 2 circuits alternately using the provided output relays. Depending on the load requirements you may need an external relay/s.
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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.
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It is always closed until the timer/actuator voltage is supplied. I have an Orbit solar-powered timer as my actuator (4 station) with a battery backup of 2 AA batteries. On my timer, you can plug 4 of these in and program the cycles individually. Only a single water outlet is needed (with a splitter) for all 4 stations as long as you have 25+ PSI water pressure. They are activated consecutively (not concurrently) so your only limit is based on the individual timer itself. I don't know if the plug is universal but it does work with Orbit timers.Pat Marshburn
329303
Yes ..... this switch is purely mechanical ..... will turn circuit on or off depending how the circuit is wired.
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Yes, you can use a simple push button to open and close the gate(s).Got this from USAutomatic customer help line.For your two wire push button - connect one wire to terminal J2, pin 2. Splice the other wire to the green wire leaving the receiver box, using a small wire nut.Works great!
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The circuit does not have to be open (unused) it can have a fuse in it already. You remove that fuse and insert it into one of the two slots on this part to feed the original circuit, add another fuse for whatever circuit you are adding. Then plug this into the slot you removed the fuse from.
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Hi my name is Steve Alsworth, I've responded earlier and somehow lost the email on my phone. The thermal switch turns on or closes the circuit at 35 degrees, and turns off or opens the circuit at 46 degrees, give take a degree. I hope this is helpful, perhaps if there's anything else I could do for you just ask me at stevealsworth@q.com
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They both need to be plugged in on the same circuit. If you have them both plugged in then throw the circuit breaker for that circuit they should both turn off. Just be careful of what else may be on that circuit. Hope that helps.
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I have 2 CurrentLED Plus and this ramp control. I use a splitter after the timer and it works perfectly fine with the two LED, 1 power source.
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At least for my particular switch I am able to engage both buttons at the same time. This may only work well for me because I am running the signal from one source to two amplifiers. It is likely that you will have interference issues if you try to connect two sources to an amp at the same time but I think that this switch WILL make simultaneous audio connections. Good luck.
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No you don't to disconnect. I thank you have to look at your dial from o-16. Ok if 5-6 is good for 6volt and 10.2 to12.2 is good for 12volts. I thank you could thank that 8to9.2 would work for 8 volts I thank you could use the same analogy for good and bad. Hope this help jimmy
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It is an open and close switch. It's just cutting the circuit of whatever you're putting it in between.
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When we had a door that wouldn't open or shut (can't remember now) I turned of the circuit breaker for a few minutes and then turned it on again and it worked great since then. If you can get to the plug that should work too.
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I do not see why not. This is just a fancy push button switch that closes a circuit.
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No!!! You have to push the time you want the circuit closed, ie a bath fan run time. A fireplace igniter switch is a momentary switch and would requite a special timer if available???
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Absolutely. The issue is getting the two to turn on at the same time with the timer. My solution was to cut the GFCI's off and install my own plug, then plug those two into a Christmas light timer to come on for a few hours at dusk. I assume no risk for this suggestion! It should also be noted that they sell an 'all-in-one' sand pump and chlorinator unit.
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Yes, I'm pretty sure you can, though I've never actually done that. I always do off-on-off-on or rotating on between circuits. The instructions are a little hard to follow, so it's sort of trial and error, but the timer goes down to about a tenth of a second if your fingers are quick enough. Nice little controller.