Can you vary the on/off time each day by a few minutes to avoid a thief from knowing your are away from home?
1165699
No, it would have to be re-programmed each time, or do it manually but that defeats the purpose of this working automatically.
1165700
This device has 9 setpoints for on/off times, but it will not automatically vary the time. You may want to get 2 or 3 for different rooms, all set for different times. I love mine, you dont have to hard wire it, very easy to program, dependable, and well worth the price. Highly recommend it.
1165701
I have never used it for that reason but the instruction book says you can set the device to operate at various times of the day and random time periods to avoid predictability. So I would say the answer is "yes."
75076
I don't think so. I keep it set at 3 hours and the only way to stop it from working is to unplug it. (e.g. I only want it on for 2 hours)
2062132
No. You can only set a turn on\off time an thatks it. I do not think any frame like this has such a feature.
1835034
Yes, it can be set for different settings for specific days. has ability to set up to 7 different on/off pairs of settings. You can choose what days you want what settings used for. Its not the most intuitive programing I have ever used but once you understand the procedure it works well. Only problem I have run into is that I wish I had gotten a timer with a cover as I have had problems with toddlers playing with the exposed buttons and resetting things on me.
394553
I don't think so... but the hour you can adjust to set automatically from de network. Regards,
56671
It will alert you if some one tampers with the vehicle only with the two way remote once its within range. but it will not stop a thief from smashing your window n stealing stuff. It just might make them think twice wen they see u have an alarm system..
763675
if you mean 30 minute intervals...yes. It can be set for anytime during day/night at about 15 minute intervals.oops...after reading other answers they are correct...the closest you can put the event pins are probably 45 minutes apart.
126166
turn off motion sensor when home, save storage, turn on when gone for alerts. i don't know the minute answer
1644270
Absolutely! A great timer, I have one on my modem so no one can harm my computer when off at night.
1583253
from what I remember not randomly. You can set it up for 15-30 min on specific days.
1065249
No. It needs a timer and can only be changed from day to night by hand switch.
1171997
Yes, you can define a schedule but for vacation what is really nice about this is you can turn on and off lights with your pocket phone (Android or iPhone) while on vacation. Ever watch 'Home Alone' the first night the burglars are sitting in their van and watch the timed lights go on all over the neighborhood. Now imagine the house where they come on a 7PM on Monday and 6:30 on Tuesday and 7:15 on Wednesday etc. Gives a greater appearance of someone is home. Ditto with turning them off and changing rooms. All from your phone driven by human intelligence vs some programed schedule.
475873
I don't think you could use it that way. The alarm function is designed so it can be set for 5 separate times each day. Example: 6 AM, 10 AM, 2 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM.
418886
Yes this is possible. The timer includes instruction booklet that walks you through setup. Once setup it will keep your settings until you cancel
1881141
The reason is I work around the clock so a steady program doesn't work for me. I just want to turn it on when I want it on and turn it off when I don't. I don't want it to come on when I'm not home.
2198849
Yes, the easiest way is to plug it into day/night sensor plug. That way it comes on automatically in the evening and goes off at dawn.
2079283
You can set a rule such as 'Turn off at 10PM" or you can use the iPhone app to turn it off (or on). I was in Mexico and able to turn lights on and off (letting the dog know we were watching). The router connection operates like a secured Wifi connection. When the router is present the devices IP knows the wifi is present.