can you use this to turn your t.v. off at night if you fall asleep?
2071078
If you time it to do at a exact time yes. It will cut off all energy going out of that plug.
2071079
Yes. It turns off the power from the outlet to whatever you plug into it ( appliance, light, etc). For safety I would never trust anything that turns on / shuts off a heating applicance automatically. A tv is safe.
2071080
as others said, yes, and most modern (1980 or so) TVs when they get power back, will NOT turn full on, but will go into stanby mode waiting to be turned on again. Some TVs such as 120V/12V combo ones may still have a mechanical switch and it will turn fully on, but anything that came with a remote would be fine
365260
Afraid not. It can be set to stay on for a certain amount of time (1-8 hours) then turn off (similar to a sleep timer on a clock radio).
1879369
Yes, I use it for night time reading & Tv watching& playing w/ tablet. Helps me fall asleep...
1439705
I am not sure, but if your t.v. has an audio output jack, you should be able to use that. Hope this helps.
988079
It depends on your TV. We have a "component" channel that turns on whatever is plugged into those spots.
2179437
im sorry but it was a gift for my son so i do not know..i know it was to low to set the t.v. on and thats what i got it for..so he uses it for like a nick nack table
1357878
I do not see a sleep timer on this radio, the remote, or the instructions so I am going to have to say no. You could get a device that plugs into an outlet that turns it off at a certain time.
2050705
No, unless both happen to be on the same frequency (not likely) - you would need to select either the TV or Cable button to choose the device you want to control. Not sure it is the best way to go, but I just turn the TV on/off and leave the cable box on all the time. I have heard cable boxes use just about the same amount of power when they are off (actually "stand-by") as when they are on.
835313
It is designed to work with Media Center. And it can act as a pointer (mouse) so it can be used to turn off the computer (as you would with a mouse) but it cannot turn on a off computer. In my case, it can awake a sleep computer, but not a hibernating computer.
1430478
No It only turns off when you turn off TV , pretty stupid I know, anyway what you can do is turn on the tv hit "tools" on the TV remote and select on the screen "Anynet+" followed by "Receiver ON" , I know it's a couple extra step but at least you don't need to get up or use two remotes to turn everything onHope this help
2066355
Yes you can use it for anything. You will want to turn off the power savings mode so when you turn off monitor, tv etc it won't turn everything plugged into the green outlets.
522026
Only if your tv have a usb port (power source), and only to play sound no video or images, very versatile, you can also use it with a backup battery or either a phone charger block.
214677
yes but only for about 7 minutes. It's not too objectionable unless you are in the room with it on and trying to sleep. I turn mine on after my wife is also up.
1274949
It may have an auto-off, I don't know. You could actually plug it into a timer... and have it power off after you go to bed. I'm not sure.
189918
Yes. It has a sleep timer, plus 5 other timers to turn the TV on and off automatically. Mine is on a satellite system, so I'm not using the built-in menu but this is a VERY fully-featured TV, and very attractive too.
1134991
It would work for controlling the power to the TV. It would be able to turn it off, but not turn it on. When a TV receives power you still need to push a button to get it to turn on.
1248159
I usually turn it off during the night but you don't have too. I just do it to unplug electrical items. It words really well. Small but makes lots of ice.