Is the timer really 10 minutes? because the Sirius Aurora is 3 minutes and then you move to the next spot.
2091713
No the timer beeps every 3 minutes to inform you to move to the next spot. The unit will shut off after 9 minutes when it's on the pulsating setting and shuts off in 15 minutes when it's on the constant setting. Also FYI this is my third unit, it does break after about 4 months! The customer service is great though, they will send you a replacement.
2091714
I used this product for 3 months before it broke and it is not a strong light. Honestly I did not see any results at all.
2091715
I've never timed it to the minute. It seems like 10 mins. Hope this helps :) I bought it over a year ago and still using it!
648187
It happens rather quickly. I have never timed it, but it would seem to be close to the 2 second time frame, but it is definitely not 8 seconds.
1959760
No. You always have to use the timer. While that an be a little frustrating it is safer that way. Max on the timer is 60 minutes.
1413277
Hey H.G. Coon, thanks for that hint. I've had my timer for a long time but never noticed that little thing on the back where you can change the basic time from minutes ("M") to hours ("H"). To M. Nieto: H.G. Coon is right! On another feature I like about this timer, you can turn the beep sound off. This is good for a number or reasons, but one reason is that you can set the timer without it going beep beep beep when you input the time you want to count back from. If a person cuts the beep off and forgets to turn it back on, the thing vibrates real good when the designated time runs out whether the beep is on or off. Hey H.G. Coon, thanks for that hint. I've had my timer for a long time but never noticed that little thing on the back where you can change the basic time from minutes ("M") to hours ("H"). To M. Nieto: H.G. Coon is right! On another feature I like about this timer, you can turn the beep sound off. This is good for a number or reasons, but one reason is that you can set the timer without it going beep beep beep when you input the time you want to count back from. If a person cuts the beep off and forgets to turn it back on, the thing vibrates real good when... » Read More Hey H.G. Coon, thanks for that hint. I've had my timer for a long time but never noticed that little thing on the back where you can change the basic time from minutes ("M") to hours ("H"). To M. Nieto: H.G. Coon is right! On another feature I like about this timer, you can turn the beep sound off. This is good for a number or reasons, but one reason is that you can set the timer without it going beep beep beep when you input the time you want to count back from. If a person cuts the beep off and forgets to turn it back on, the thing vibrates real good when the designated time runs out whether the beep is on or off. « Show Less
2185700
The package promises "10 hour countdown timer with 60-second alarm/ count-up 10-hour stopwatch." I haven't used it for that long an up/down timer, but it sounds like the longest time would be 10 hours, based on this and other users' experiences.
763674
Checked my timer. Probably 45 minutes is the shortest time. There is one tab that turns the timer on and another to turn it off. Looks like the two won't fit closer than 45 minutes apart.
1773312
Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
2028588
Hi - Not that I know - I just always keep mine at 10 minutes. That's my way of reminding myself that you can do ANYTHING for 10 minutes.
1730391
There's also a sensor slider switch between lamp and reset switch... I believe it's a motion sensor. If it does not sense any movement for awhile, it will shutoff. Switch this to off if you want the stars continuously on or timed for an hour.
1524893
Sorry no. It is on a timer, about 20 Min. It is easy to restart or just click on and off to reset the timer. Good luck Don
106115
I haven't tested it, but I dont think the timer works unless you turn past 10 and then back to the time you want
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.
80458
No, it is a standard timer that only goes up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds. You have to reset it every time you use it.
1801053
Not sure on that one but sometimes it takes about 10 seconds befor all of them come on... One always seemed to start slower (the same one). good luck
2149424
It usually takes 3 hrs., but you can try the super rapid setting. I haven't tried that so I don't know how it works.
161486
I have never used the timer. It goes up to 10 hours, the. It is supposed to shut off. We have been using it all winter and it works great.
839682
Previous answers correct but just note that when setting the time it moves in increments of 15 seconds. You can't set specific times beyond that.