Is it old style ( before 2012) that does not have "smart start" feature (which is 2 Second slow light-up)? CFL / LED stuff irrelevant.Need fast start
837351
It's a slow to start switch. Flip the switch and it turns the light on low then brightens.
837352
It is before 2012. it,s a match to a switch that was installed in my pool in 1995. Hope this helps !!!!
800967
Did you enable the Fast Start? If you disabled some power features it requires Fast Start to be turned off. 3 second boot refers to idle/stand by not from OFF.
684191
Huh? The question appears to be about a "Kickler Landscape Digital Timer" not the "Woods 50007 Indoor Digital Lamp..." page the question is found on... which is it?
724484
Try the factory default. Very bright but very effective to my eye. Good luck. WO
1047429
Not sure what a cfl bulb is. I don't no why you would want anything other then a 3 way. It's a great feature. Tell what a cfl is and I will try it.
518721
It only consumes energy when it's running. You can set it for 30 minutes, 3hrs or 6 hrs and it turns off automatically. LED? not sure about that. I don't remember the paperwork saying anything about that it being LED or the old original light. Sorry!
730527
Yep, it's not a dimmer, just a timer, so CFL's are fine. As well as incandescents, water pumps, anything within it's current ratings.
2101711
That is 100 watts per socket. But since 100 incandescent are extinct, I've been using 60's and it looks very nice. Now they're going extinct too. I hate CFLs. Poisonous Mercury in them.
806612
I've done my own research on LED lighting and just with the benefit of lower electric bill, you will enjoy instant light at the flick of the switch. In stead of the normal heat up from the florecent. Also since we switch to florecent it saves on electricity but when they go out you have to find the right place to throw them away. (Suppose to better huh?) Gimmick! Anyhow the life spand of LEDs makes it a god send not to replace them for quite a while. Hope this help. Just a Handyman. Brian
1880245
I would NOT NOT NOT recommend this - I use this with fluorescent lights and it missed over half of the start / stop times which are extremely important... Unless you are going to be around each day/night you want these to turn on and make sure they turn on and off at the proper times, I would NOT buy this... I actually use an old school one where you have to push the little button in on the side to tell it when to turn on and off and I havent have one problem yet... This is an instance in where technology is not better.
827702
NO OPTION whatsoever. When you turn it on then all the lights light up. No control if you only want white, red, or blue. Their "ON" all at the same time.
483972
ours is at least a few yrs old. there is a 'power on' light but it only indicates if the unit is 'on' or 'off' there is no different light for warm, med, hi, that just has a dial knob, Capish??
1575927
I have energy saving cfl but the light blinks most if the time. Dimmer does not work well
409104
A more realistic problem is that waiting 30 seconds between hitting "the big switch" and the lights turning on because of what is presumably latency in the SmartThings backend isn't really acceptable. Even a local cache would address that.
750254
I've noticed mine does not start up very well. Twist the bulb as if removing and then reinstall. It won't start immediately. Also, the indicator is not an LED like it looks, just a lens to the inside. Turn of the lights or shield ambient light, it might be on, you just can see it.
578185
I have the older version from 2007 & find the batteries last about 2 years. I found I could remove all the screws on the case & unhook the battery pack. I take it to the guys at the "Battery Store" & for $20 they build me a new pack. However I am suspecting that the bulbs are finally getting weaker, as my depression is not responding as well as it used to. I am planning to buy a new unit after 8 life saving years.
2087864
I used CFLs. The thinner profile ones. They can be seen from the side view, otherwise I like the lights