Can this timer be used to set different on-off times for each day of the week?
1169112
This is such a simple yet clever device. Yes, you can set different on-off times for each day of the week. Take time to read the instructions; they are pretty straight forward.
1169113
This timer allows you to program a program for every day or even alternate up to a 9 day program.
1169114
Yes it can....I have just have mine for the same off and on 7 day schedule.
1169115
You can program every day the same or you can program each day to have it's own time to turn off and on.
394553
I don't think so... but the hour you can adjust to set automatically from de network. Regards,
760841
I purchased the EH40 which is a digital timer and is programmable for 7 days so yes you can program it differently for the weekends.
978929
I believe that both the on and off time can be set to whatever you want. I use on a sunset and off at midnight. The sunset/sunrise times are programmed into it already. You just have to tell it where you live.
1596824
Yes you can - just the push of a button overrides the timers. With another push, the timers are back on without having to reset them. Just make sure you don't throw the instructions away if you don't use them every day, so you can remind yourself how it works if you forget. These are amazing timers!
2257766
No, you can only program the time for lights to come on and go off, but can do that multiple different times each day, or different times on different days. User manual is here http://www.aubetech.com/manuel/2/TI033.pdf
374505
Oh yes - definitely !! You choose the date and the specific time. In fact, you can even program it to turn on (and off) for up to eight different times during various days (and times) of the week.
1327753
The timer can be set for 1,2,3,4,6,8,12,24, weekly so it should fit your requirement. To be sure, download the user manual from the manufacturer to confirm. Takes a complete cycle to activate, thus mine is set for daily and will only run the first time the next day. However, there is a manual override that can be set outside of the automated, so it works well. Had bought an older model that failed and Melnor replaced it with an advanced model and I bought two more because it worked so well. Great product and manufacturer from my perspective.
386703
Yes, you can set it to come on at a certain time and off at a certain time. Works great.
783016
Maybe. One of the nicest features of this timer is that it comes preprogrammed out of the box to go on at sunset and off at 11pm(?). I found that cycle perfect so didn't need to program. Assume if the power goes out the default setting will always be there but not sure if you were to change the default. My guess would be yes based on experience with other similar ones but not sure.
940532
Yup - you can pretty much put in whatever schedule you'd like. It's a basic thermostat, but that's what I was looking for. Something simple and the ability to program. I have it go on at 7:00am, off at 9:00am, back on at 6:30pm and off at 10:00pm.
2111302
Yes, you can program it for different times for each day if you wish. You can even set it to turn on and off several times a day if you want. The unit is easy to set. Much easier than other timers I have ever purchased.
211932
Yes you can by taking advantage of the fact that the device actually has 4 individual timers. You would set timer 1 at 4 hours, timer 2 at 8 hours, and timer 3 at 12 hours.
1666029
Yes, it can be set for hours, seconds or minutes or any combination of the three on up to four different timers.
307234
No. Basically you have 7 different days you can program an on time and an off time. At the end of day 7, it goes back to day 1. So basically as the sunrise and set change, if you want your timer to change with it, you'll manually need to re-program the device. I usually need to reprogram mine 4 times a year (two of them are when we switch to and from Daylight Saving time) so the lights come on and off close to sunset and sunrise.
381039
I agree with Stephen's answer. You set the off time separate from the on time. So, you would set the on time first (12:00am) then the off time at 11:59pm and make sure it's set for all days of the week. Should work just fine.
997101
Yes. That is the whole purpose of having a timer. You can set it for the number of hours desired then forget it.