Is there a delay between turning on the master device and power being supplied to the controlled devices? If so, how long?
1169568
I haven't timed it, but there is a delay. Around 1 second or more. I have trouble making the timing work with my harmony remote, if that's what prompts your question. It's not easy to program the delays with the harmony software. I also have a Monster MDP-900 which has almost no delay.
1169569
I have my reciever set to turn on with the tv via the TV not the power strip. I then have the reciever as the master and the 2 sub woofers and ps3 as slaves. There's a very small delay a sec or 2. But like I said my setup is tv, reciever(master), subs(slave) ps3(slave).
1169570
No. All devices controlled by the master device turn on immediately. There appears to be no delay.
1143108
No; you should use as the control the one with the largest CHANGE in power draw, stand-by/off to on. The other consideration is the order in which you want devices to power on. if that is important, then the device that requires power first should be the master if possible.
824191
This device has nothing to do with intermittent power. I think your problem is with something else.
1320810
The actual unit should not take longe before it cuts on....hold the power button down
374663
Mine doesn't. It still provides power until the device stops requesting it. It would waste power. If you want to see the status, just click the button again.
1861195
So far, ABSOLUTELY. It seems forgiving when power is interrupted. I recently pulled the plugs on everything for a few hours to rearrange power distribution schemes; Not Once did my router loose track of its settings...
889223
I unplugged power for about 5 minutes and that did it. 15 seconds won't do it...I tried that first. Give it AT LEAST a minute.
885947
Depends on how much power you are drawing. I have my desktop PC, monitor, router and cable modem on battery backup. All I want is time to save what I am working on and shut down properly. Around 10 minutes would be fine with me, but I haven't tried to test it.
884593
there are some answers shown , I have not even started to use mine yet. I'm just getting started to set my unit up, there fore I can't give an answer at this time.
74323
I agree with the previous response. If you know the outlet is good and its fully plugged in and you push the on button and nothing happens most likely the power supply in the unit is bad. Time to return it.....
1303492
There is no delay I can tell. I have two of them and two of the 10 watt ones and they're great..
2165574
No there is no indication of a delay with the simple setup only supplying three different settings (High, Low, Warm).
658590
I have several of these installed and turn them on and off at the same time, its more about the controller you are using and not the HA01C. Most controllers will allow a "Scene" that is a collection of Devices (ie. Outlets or Switches)
288461
The MFG claims 120 min of continuous operation. I used the device for almost an hour turning off power in between solder joints. I believe an hour should be no problem.
755581
I have not noticed a delay. The only problem I've had is when I try to use the dual output at the same time. One for audio to an older amplifier and one to the tv. The unit has no output when both are connected, but works fine when only one is connected.
1058034
I don't recall any significant or annoying delay. Maybe milliseconds, certainly not a second or more. Once switched, no display anomalys, BUT the computer that is connected/switched in upon boot up will connect at better resolution than the computer which is not, so one had a higher resolution than the other upon switching back and forth. Can't recall, but can probably set the 2nd computer resolution after switching.
1260363
Mine is set up with (1) a generator, and (2) battery/inverter. I have it default to generator if its running, otherwise inverter. If running generator is turned off, the transfer switch automatically, without delay, switches to inverter. If generator is not running but is fired up, there is a small delay before power is sourced from generator (to allow the generator time to reach operating speed--few seconds). In the first case, at most, a light bulb might dim slightly for just an instant at the switch occurs--hardly noticeable. The transfer switch has other setting for other configurations--might check the installation manual.