Is it possible to alter the switch to perform the opposite function? I need full circuit during the day and off at night.
853866
Jim,I don't think so, as this responds to the light, but you should contact the manufacturer.
853867
You could use this and a relay together but you would need some electrical knowledge to pull it off.
853868
Sorry, I can not help you. Perhaps an internet search for such a device would be helpful.
853869
Yes. It's quite possible with additional circuitry such as a relay. The problem is; (1) which relay, (2) where do you get it, (3) does it have ample capacity, (4) what kind of enclosure do you put the additional circuitry in, AND (5) will it be safe regarding fire and shock when activated. The guy that said; "it would be better to buy a pre-built unit" is most correct although, I didn't see any "off the shelf" units on a Google search that meet your requirements. It has all the markings of an "electrician required" project.
853870
Yes .. very simple. Hook this up to a Normally Closed contact side on a relay. You will see it marked as NC. Basically the relay will keep what ever you want on during the day since it's normally closed. When the detector detects the lack of light, it will turn on the relay which will turn off whatever is wired to the NC terminal. It basically just reverse the functionality of the detector.
853871
yes, its do able, if u know the circuitry, but i think u would be better off buying a prebuilt item the is designed to work in light and off at night, instead of mdofiying this
540537
No. There is no selection or switch. You just plug in and wait. It works fine for us.
2002357
Perhaps so. I don't have that capability on my switch. Light is very soft however - more of a "glow",
1417957
Yes. This is correct. When you turn on the APP, there will be a bottom where you can turn on or off the switcher. You can even set a schedule of rule to turn on/off. For example, You can set a schedule to turn of @ 9PM and turn Off @ 7am. Hope this can help you to clear your question.
1936547
Yes the dusk to dawn switch can be bypassed. I have two lights on one switch and I am very happy with the quality and amount of light they put out.
439691
Yes you can. It automatically switches whichever way. BUT it is pretty uncomfortable and bulky to use in that mode. :)
2051430
Yes, you can. just set the switch at AUTO mode, and the delay knob up to 5min.
934489
I'm no electrician so can't so if the polarity can be reversed by wiring. There is NO provision to allow reversing it by switch.
2094793
Yes, there's an override button that makes it work like a normal switch. It will also keep doing whatever you programmed.
1393290
you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
1162977
Yes, it works in the daytime. No, it won't work if turned off by the switch.
48397
I use the switch to manually turn my lamp post light onand off on occasion. Mainly it turns my post light on and off at the designated times
1753805
No I use a charge controller for that function, I am making a circuit to turn the controller of at night as well.
1222349
I don't think there is a "switch;" at least not on my lids. You need to put it in the light during the day and hang/set it in darkness and it'll come on automatically.
1946400
Yes it can be done. some wiring for your kill switch to stop at its maximum for in and out . Have a good holiday .
625584
Yes, but its not recommended! To secure normal electricity flow, better use normal switch
1059314
Yes, that's correct. I think the amount of time that it stays off is programmable. This is quite a nice switch although I haven't figured out how to "train" it to only come on when it's dark. I haven't really taken the time to work with it. The support folks are very helpful and friendly.