i dont know how to adjust the timeout option i want my lights to stay on only for 1 minute as opposed to 5 minutes i dont have the instructions does
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You must read the instructions from the website. Lutron is so tediously technical it is impossible to sum it up in few words. When you get the instructions just go slow through them because they definitely were written by an engineer! Complete, but most confusing! ;) On the up side you really only have to do it once to get how it works (sort of) and the quality of the device is fantastic.
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If this URL doesn't provide the correct info, then do another search on the model number - the instructions are available on line. Fine print, not the easiest to read or figure out, but the info is there. I changed the timeout a long time ago and when I realized the instructions were on line I sent the printed instructions to the recycle bin... URL: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
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Here is the link to installation instructions. http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
125930
It is supposedly in a timer and there is no way to adjust the time. Honestly you are lucky it lights up at all.
605558
It varies, as you can set it for how long you want the light to be on. Not sure what the longest time is, but ours is at 3 minutes and it is no problem at all. We love this light.
1091025
There is not a traditional timer outside the light sensor system. Since I decided to mount my unit inside, I ended up just pluging it in a standard $10 lamp timer which I can set how I want. I just keep the unit pack in the on position.
354259
I can't locate any timeout setting in the manual... send me your email and I will send you the 32 page manual.
457072
It may be you are in over ride mode. Turn off at switch for a minute then turn on. If you turn them off and on again quickly they stay on. If that does not work check setting on light
1303364
There are settings for motion and for darkness I know both on high keeps light on all the time but I have set mine to the distance I want and 5 to 10 minutes goes off Hope this helps
1132717
You don't. The LEDs should last a minimum of 5 years. I it doesn't, send it back!
673973
I believe you can choose that option fromThe menu settings. If not the max it can be set to stay on is 5 min.
331712
Yes the light is on a timer, I'm not sure how long but it seems like about 10-15 minutes. But it will turn off by itself.
2109941
I'm not too sure what you mean by let it stay lit. With this setup you would probably be better off using a speed light and they ll will go off as you trigger them.
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I asked the same question when I called support. Set your time on and off. Manually turn them on. The on off time will then take over. The time you set will do that function. It will not evaluate the on off function continually throughout time. If set to turn on at 6 will turn on at 6. If you manually turn off then I won't turn on again until 6. Again set it and then be patient.
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I'll share how we use ours, and perhaps that will help you. The can lights on our porch are on a photocell so they come on when it gets dark outside and turn off in the morning when it gets light. The electrician wired it with a switch inside so we could turn them off if desired. We put this timer in place of the switch and programmed the timer to turn the lights off at 10:30 pm and turn them back on at 5:30 am. It works beautifully. It overrides the photocell during the night, and then the lights turn off when the photocell recognizes enough daylight. Some nights we manually turn the lights off with the switch. The lights always turn on at 5:30 in the morning as programmed. I'll share how we use ours, and perhaps that will help you. The can lights on our porch are on a photocell so they come on when it gets dark outside and turn off in the morning when it gets light. The electrician wired it with a switch inside so we could turn them off if desired. We put this timer in place of the switch and programmed the timer to turn the lights off at 10:30 pm and turn them back on at 5:30 am. It works beautifully. It overrides the photocell during the night, and then the lights turn off when the photocell recognizes enough daylight. Some nights we manually turn the... » Read More I'll share how we use ours, and perhaps that will help you. The can lights on our porch are on a photocell so they come on when it gets dark outside and turn off in the morning when it gets light. The electrician wired it with a switch inside so we could turn them off if desired. We put this timer in place of the switch and programmed the timer to turn the lights off at 10:30 pm and turn them back on at 5:30 am. It works beautifully. It overrides the photocell during the night, and then the lights turn off when the photocell recognizes enough daylight. Some nights we manually turn the lights off with the switch. The lights always turn on at 5:30 in the morning as programmed. « Show Less
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My unit is working at beginning Amazon ships unit without pin on/off timer you must buy separate. Connected black wireon left white/white wire on rright then set time then set timer on/off should work good luck
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There is only one way to control it - the up & down arrows. A small label next to the light sensor lists the options: 0 turns the output on, A is auto-on, that is whenever the outside light level gets low enough, everything is on. Continuing with the up arrow, it does auto with timed shutoff and each number corresponds to the number of hours before it shuts off. For example, I use a setting of 3, which turns on the lights around 8:50 PM and shuts them off 3 hours later. Pretty crude controls, but I really don't need anything more more.
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there is adjustment to how long this can stay on. It can shut off after a few minutes or stay on for hours. I keep tinkering with the adjustment, because they have stayed on all night. They can go off completely, and come on with movement. They can go down to a dimmer light so there is enough light to see on my porch, but not bother neighbors - and again go to bright with movement. Or just on for hours. But you do have to have the proper bulbs for this to do the dimmer and changes. If you use the wrong bulbs I believe they don't do the motion thing, but just stay on continuously.
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I'm pretty sure that the minimum increment of on or off time is one minute. The maximum on time is dependent on your bulb life.