Can I set it to be on at a specific time even the room is lit? I want to combine this with a lamp set on by a lamp timer.
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The unit is activated by a photoelectric eye which turns the unit on a dusk. There is a switch to choose either 4 or 7 hours on, or on from dusk to dawn. I guess you could use the last setting with a wall outlet timer to make it time specific. Hope this helps.
1535991
Sorry, I'm not sure I'm not using it until after Christmas because I have twinkling Christmas tree lights and you can't really tell the fake TV is on.
1535992
Since the timer activates with darkness I would say no. You could turn the switch to "on" and plug it into the lamp timer. Of course it won't show as brightly as it would from a dark room.
1535993
No. The on time is dictated by the electric eye. You can achieve your goal by leaving it set to ON and using your timer to turn it on and off.
1114703
It has to be pretty dim for it to come on. I think it would not work unless you left the room light off.
2257766
No, you can only program the time for lights to come on and go off, but can do that multiple different times each day, or different times on different days. User manual is here http://www.aubetech.com/manuel/2/TI033.pdf
794527
I use this for the lamp in my living room. If you set it so that it is not so sensitive and requires three claps the lamp should stay on even with ambient noise.
605558
It varies, as you can set it for how long you want the light to be on. Not sure what the longest time is, but ours is at 3 minutes and it is no problem at all. We love this light.
2095826
Wow this is quite an ancient post. So far I've looked over the large sheet of directions and set up a few programmable times. Unfortunately nothing has indicated to me that each of the outlets can be timed individually. As far as custom times, you can set 1 turn on time and 1 turn off time on four different programmable settings. For example, program 1 could be set to turn on at 6 AM and to off at 7 PM while program 2 (if selected) could be set to turn on at 6 AM and turn off at 5 PM.
862365
Yes, there are different buttons for timer settings. The light goes off after it has been on for the time you selected.
890469
The answer to the first part is a little complicated. I don't see an option that allows setting an on/off event which is offset in time relative to dawn/dusk. However, it does let you define the dusk and dawn time during the initial setup. So technically, if you set the dusk time to half and hour before it actually occurs, that should work. The answer to the second part is definitely yes. You can set it to go off at 1 am or any other time of the day, down to a specific minute.
1091025
There is not a traditional timer outside the light sensor system. Since I decided to mount my unit inside, I ended up just pluging it in a standard $10 lamp timer which I can set how I want. I just keep the unit pack in the on position.
912076
Sure can! I have mine turn on at "dusk" off at 11pm then on at 5am and off at "dawn". I've even adjusted my dusk and daw -/+ 15 min to give a buffer. When you program your area it'll ask you confirm the sunrise and sunset, you can easily adjust them. These really are set and forget.
1120875
The unit works best with the rest of the room completely dark and, unless you have a really bright street light shining directly into your window, you should be fine. The unit already has two timed settings but yes, you can plug it in to one of those little $5 timers that you would use with a regular lamp.
2133591
My light stays on most of the time... I haven't tried it on a timer though. I don't see why it wouldn't work with a timer.
1851046
If the room is dark it will turn on anytime. It has to have movement & dark. I love mine!
386703
Yes, you can set it to come on at a certain time and off at a certain time. Works great.
1049909
I would say no. The light is controlled by the switch, a timer contained with the switch keeps the fan running for the number of minutes you set. For what you want to do I would suggest an electrician. I have never encountered a switch that does what you want. Best to consult a professional if only for safety.
798872
Yes! Set the lamp to "on" and plug it in to the Tork. You can set which times of day or night you want the lamp "on" on the tork itself. :)
677028
I don't think so. I don't remember why we didn't do it - so I assume it was because the instructions explicitly stated so - because my wife and I both wanted our lamps on this timer. (It might not be enough output - it goes from very dim to on as it wakes you.) So we have two timers running in the room for each of our lights and they work perfectly. We have talked about getting another one for another light in the room. Remember that whatever light you plug into it won't be on except when this tells it to be on. So my wife has a second bedside lamp to use as a lamp rather than an alarm clock.