Can this timer be attached/mounted to a wall? I'd like to use it right by my son's door so he knows not to leave his room at nap/quiet time.
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Sorry for the delay. Yes, there is a mounting hole. I'm not sure how secure it will be, but it can definitely be mounted.
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Yes, there's a single hole near the top for a nail or screw. It won't be super secure though if your child tanks on the cord from below.
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Yes it can be. There is a hole in the back allowing it to be hung with a nail. It can also run on batteries if there is not an outlet nearby the location you'd like to hang it.
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it won't work with a timer. The reason is that you switch fan modes by turning the wall switch on then off then on. The default mode when you turn it on is the humidity mode. The humidity sensor mode is great because it will run variable speeds until the humidity is below 50-60%. The fan is very quiet so I have no problem just leaving it on full for hours. it also uses very little power so quite efficient.
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My is at the entry of my house - also not such a great idea although it will alert you if the power is disconnected from it and there's a battery back up -- a burglar could still have enough time to take off, unplug it, and remove the chip before the system has time to react or sound. I think the best thing to do (and I need to do it myself) is maybe install some screws around it so it cannot be removed from the wall too easily or too quickly. I'm worried if move it far from the entrance or "hide" it -- it will be found anyway as soon as the alarm sounds or I won't have enough time to get to it and turn it off before it sounds. The only issue I see with this alarm is that a burglar w/ half a brain could destroy it before it was time to do anything more than send you text message that the power has been disconnected from it -- but it will also send you that message when there's a power outage.
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It turn off immediately. There is no delay timer in the unit. If you need that you could perhaps get a delay timer switch instead of the normal wall on/off switch.
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There is no timer on it, but I see no reason why you couldn't plug the cord into the wall with a timer in between.
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I haven't used a timer. I don't think that it would very effective if you could figure out how to hook one up. The on-off button has to be physically pushed. Also, the batteries don't last long before a new recharge is necessary.
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Absolutely! Great question. This alarm would work well with a double or single hung window. You will not be able to create a zone, but you could have a fixed vent position. Line up the alarm at a chosen vent position, adhere it, but leave it switched to the off position. The window could then be closed and locked or opened without setting off the alarm. Then when you only want to vent the window, simply line up the two parts of the alarm and switch it to the alarm position.
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Thanks to your question, I just discovered that it could. Set it at zero & push start/stop. It's a good timer. Hope this helps. - Guy
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It is not meant to mount to a wall. You would have to get creative. Like use an industrial Velcro or other material.
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I am not sure. I believe so though because it has a time set button. Check out the details. It can also be mounted on the wall. It is a wonderful Christmas gift to myself. I absolutely love it.
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Yes. We have our set up in the kitchen and run it 24 hrs a day. There are times we stop it to watch a TV program that has lots of quiet conversation, but that's not often. So unless your wall are paper thin, the neighbors shouldn't even notice it.
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yes it has to be attached to the wall, it is only designed to work that way .
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Yes it will work with a timer. That is how mine is hooked up. It works well.
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Unfortunately, no. You can't even use an external timer since the only on-off control is a toggle pushbutton. We have to remember to turn it on about 2 hours before retiring.It feels so good to get into a warm bed that we rarely forget.
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It's run off of a frequency. For example, our garage door won't open or close whenever we have it on. I don't see why you couldn't buy an extra door alarm and have it attach to the same monitor in your room, but I don't know that they sell it like that. Good luck.
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I do not believe a timer would work with this item.When it comes back on after losing power it stays in the off position.
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Hi Mike, the timer isn't to loud, but you can here it if you are in another room, and if you are listening for it. The alarm last for one min. It is a great timer. I have gotten 2 of them. 1 for home and 1 for work :D