Can each of the 2 outlets on the timer be controlled independently?
267171
I have never tried it but am looking at the instructions. It doesn't appear as though their independent.
1609135
Only one of the outlets is controlled by z-wave. The other acts as a normal receptacle which is always on.
1742487
The prongs are plugged in to the existing wall outlet. That's how the timer, when set, controls the power to the device plugged into it.
1115071
I only have one of the lights, and there is no provision for switching between frequencies on either the light or the switch. Therefore, I'd say that the lights cannot be controlled independently.
1105143
there is 1 outlet that controls 4 other switched outlets, there are 2 other constant-always on power outlets.
267514
One side is timed, the other is always on. You can only use the timer for one side of the power strip, setting all of that side for one schedule.
170726
I'm not aware of this function being available. The nightlight looks pretty simple, so I would be shocked if there was any ability to control the timer.
2214412
These outlets have some issues with the timer mechanisms.. I would not purchase this product.
1656319
The outlets are controlled together - they're all on or off at the same time, whether using the remote or the buttons on the unit.
614683
I do not know that it is possible. I would suggest going to the manufacturer's web site and asking them by email. I did this with a question I had about wiring it in parallel with a timer. They answered promptly.
1816
They are controlled by the same settings. I have several of these and they work great. I haven't seen anything about separate programming per outlet. Hope that helps.
356226
Yes, there are two "black" outlets "always on" for this purpose alone. The master "green" outlet is the one that controls the rest of them.
456017
You would have to use a simple splitter. Only one of the two outlets is controlable.
89909
There is a switch on the top of the unit labeled "ON" and "TIMER". You choose the position "ON" if you want the outlet to remain on.
124540
Unfortunately no. You'd have to set it every three hours, it cannot be programmed to do more than 1 setting at a time.
724111
Not with the timer alone- you will need a DPDT Relay wired in with the timer and the other switch. It is not a beginner project.
1232982
Yes. In a typical wall outlet, you could use both timers or a timer and something else. I have a timer and a noise machine (which has a big wall adapter) plugged into the same wall outlet. I'll try to remember to post a picture