Can I use this item for a diesel with glow plugs that needs a delay to start until the glow plugs have turned off?
1482932
Just did a install on a diesel there is a wire to connect to the wait to start light then following that you can set it to start immediately or wait up to 20 seconds for it to start. Works well on my 7.3 idi
1482933
it has a delay to start option for diesels, set as a timer, not actually waiting for the GP to shut off
1293240
I am not sure, I use this for my hazard lights on my UTV, it's not a momentary switch, it is either off or on... I do know that...so it would work for off/on type of situations...if you are looking for more options, look for a switch that has 3 positions, this would be for the type of function I described....on or off
1874447
It will work with anything you plug into it that you want to stay around a certain temperature...I upgraded my heater and now use it on my diesel pickup to regulate the block heater when its plugged in for extended periods of time
1899278
Only if you want the spot light or the front light on at different times, not both at the same time. Hook power to center screws, spot light on top or bottom & front light to other screws. I use my switch to change the source of power for my construction trailer lights from the truck to a battery pack.
698452
It all depends on how you wire really. Yes you can but it would be distracting at night I would think. I wired mine to my reverse lights so when I put the truck in reverse it shows on the screen and the rest of the time it is off. If you want to wire it to constant power I would recommend wire it to an ignition bus so that it is only on when the truck is running. Also be able to turn off your monitor.
1359617
Yes it would but to you have to purchase the one with the built in by pass since most vehicles after 96 have the anti theft system ,at first i thought it wouldn't work on diesel vehicles since they got glow plugs instead of spark plugs like regular cars ..my coworkers got a diesel truck with remote start in it .
280049
I am sure you can use it for your project. Water usually starts to pump within 30 seconds or less after it is plugged in. There is no on/off switch for this pump so the water will run continuously.
1411326
Yes. I am running two different sets on two Intermatics. I have them synchronized to go off at dawn and come back up at dusk. They do so within 10 seconds. One of them is on the same timer that controls our front night lighting, so there is a pretty high start-up load.
2163296
It depends on what you are jump starting. If it is a diesel with glow plugs, be aware that when you are using the high current tap, the charger is putting out about 17 volts and canburn up glow plugs if you turn them on while at this voltage. It will charge the battery just fine.You may need to replace the clamps on the end of the charging cables. They are pretty poor quality, but other than that, it should work just fine.
622836
No. In my application; it works off of a switch on the wand handle - start current comes from wand wall plug.
1857679
I use my delay switch for the fan function of my exhaust/light in my bathroom. HOWEVER, I cannot think of any reason why the delay switch would NOT work on CFL or LED bulbs. David.
1079295
No this won't work, I think you can purchase from a auto parts store a delay module. This unit needs a trigger to operate you would still have to have some type of timer.
893234
Yes, but connect your reducer to the ignition switch not the batteries. Also disconnect your batteries ground before you start to connect any thing.
2187101
Its harmless. Depending on how you have your light switches set you may notice there dimly kit while your driving. I kinda like it. They use much less juice, so the current in the line shows up. Your x cuts power to that circuit when the car is off after ten or fifteen min anyway. You can check, they won't be lit
438192
all timing switches need to have a neutral connector to work with CFL and LED, otherwise your bulbs will flicker. I found out the hard way. It's because regular timers allow a small amount of electricity to go through to power the timer itself which causes issues with CFL/LED bulbs which expect zero electricity when off.But from other people's photo of the wiring, I see a neutral connector on the back so the answer is YES it will work without the flickering issues for all bulb types.
1375939
This works with an electric signal received from the spark plug cable. It will NOTwork with a diesel since a diesel engine doesn't have a spark plug and a glow plug would not allow for consistent electricity
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.