I would like to use with a progrmmable timer. Will it resume operation with power interruption equivalent to unplugging and replugging?
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My wife and I use ours daily and lobe it. Regarding your question, I would check with a reputable shop that sells electrical supplies. You want to make sure that anything between the unit and wall outlet will handle the electrical load without overheating.
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I've only tried the timer with a Lamp; but I don't think it should be a problem using a device that uses an AC adapter as long as it doesn't draw too much power/amps. The timer is a 2-prong device, so you'll need to connect 2 prong devices to it.
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The timer runs on the power provided at the receptacle it's plugged into. The timer will stop any time the power goes off, since it has no internal mechanism to keep it running. When the power comes back on, the timer will start up again, but its setting will be off by the amount of time the power was off. To maintain the appliance ON/OFF times you want, you will need to reset the timer dial to the correct time every time there has been a significant power interrupt.
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No, the countdown is powered. You might be able to use an RB5 relay, so when power is removed from the relay, power is supplied to the timer board.
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Yes I think so! Just stop timer and do not hit the clear button. I am guessing that you can restart but I have not needed that feature. It can also count down and it has a clock you can set. Use lever in side to use all 3 functions.
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Yes you would have to reset the timer if you flip the on/off switch. This is for things like a fan,washer,dryer,and so on. I use these power con servers on my washer and massage chair.Hope this helps you.
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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".
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That will work. What you need is a device to give you a few minutes delay after power comes back on after a blackout. This works fine for me.
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Yes you can. When timer is running; you can push "start/stop" button once, and timer will pause, when you push "start/stop" again, it will start from where you had stopped it.
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If you unplug, timer has a rechargable back up battery inside incase power out or disconnected by accident, to save the same setting.
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I don't know Vera but if its like any Z-Wave controller (I have HomeSeer) you can create an event or manually turn the outlet on & off. For any typical device I would put about a 1 or 2 second delay in the toggle that the device fully shuts down.
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No. It is set up to go on and off at pre-programmed times. There is another product that shuts off power after a fixed time.
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Hi Bo, I have used one of these WH21 for the last 25 years. This version of timer is only for controlling on and off in a 24 hour period. It will not help you with the issue that you described. Thanks,Ed
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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.
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No, if you disconnect power you must manually turn it on. Cannot use it with an external timer.
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Sure, just be sure that you're not daisy-chaining the timer from another power strip or something similar. Also be sure the space heater has some kind of tipover switch so if something happens when it's unattended you don't burn down your home.
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Short answer is no. You could disconnect the power to it. I keep it hidden, but if the need arises, I can reach and hit the reconnect button.