Looking to use as a delay start for fan in cat litter box. Motion sensor between it and power. does the delay happen on initial power up?
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The delayed start only occurs in response to a power outage... This is a protective measure for the complicated citcuits of these new refridgerators . i don't belive that you could somehow set the device to have a delayed start on demand. I hope this makes sense to you!
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Definitely, the article has a delay of three minutes each time you turn if you does not make difference when you turn the fan has a 3 minute delay I do not see why not work.
1059316
Yes. If you turn the light off manually it will not immediately respond to motion to turn it back on, but after a minute or so it will resume the motion sensor function.
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when plugged mine in, the bottom fan should start up automatcally. it doesnt have a turn off or on, just plug it in or unplug. i would return it asap. :-)
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1016466
you don't need a humidity sensing switch, you might want to go with a timer that keeps the fan running for a certain time after manually initiated
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Define two motors.i.e., are they a tool and a dust collector, or two tools and a dust collector?To answer the delay question - yes, there is about a one second delay.I use a multi-outlet receptacle plugged into the tool outlet on the unit to activate the switch from several tools.Saves having to buy all the whiz bang stuff they offer. Everything works fine and I never forget to turn the dust collector on and off.
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No. The unit has a light sensor that will not allow motion sensor to turn on until dark.
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In this sensor's normal operation, it stays triggered to ON for four minutes before resetting to OFF. If motion is repeatedly detected within 4 minutes, it stays ON. There are three sensitivity settings, at the most sensitive, it will pick up some rather slight movements. If you can set your program to monitor the status of the sensor to turn the light off after the sensor returns to off, that should work. If 4 minutes isn't enough delay, there is also a "Test" mode in this sensor that eliminates the 4 minute reset time and it will continue sending out ON signals every time motion is sensed. You could program in your own time delay in this mode. No clue on how it would affect the battery life.
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There is a delay timer built into the fan so once you turn the switch off the fan will run (anywhere from 30 sec to 60 mins which ever you set it too) if you want to run the fan on a timer you could do so just install the timer make sure it's made for low voltage (because the switch for the fan is low voltage if install properly) and and set the delay on the fan to zero. Personally I'd prefer the use of the built in fan timer because no matter how long you use the bathroom the fan will remain on for a set time after you leave which is ideal for moisture control
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NO! This generation of remote switches MEANS what it says about resistive/incandescent loads ONLY!! That they tell you on the box, bu they don't tell you the Receiver operates as a DIMMER-switch!!! So, inductive loads like ceiling fans and such start slow and never reach top speed. Similarly, capacitative loads like those new-fangeled mercury pigtails and other gas-based bulbs with built-in ballasts/starters will flicker and strobe with these Levitons-- I hate 'em!!! The older, 4-battery-type were much more forgiving....
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It's working when the light is on. Mine isn't activated until the cat is very close to it, but it certainly gets her attention when it goes, she runs in the opposite direction. This only happened a few times, she doesn't go anywhere near it now.
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There is no power light but the motion detector turns blue when it see something. did not help with cats at all
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Yes, Automatically after 5 minutes on no movement and long as there is power supplied.
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I put mine on the side of the house so that the sensor would have input. check the instructions, you may be able to use it on timer only. DEL
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I hardwired the wall switch to be "ON" all of the time. The only problem is that the humidity sensor sometimes starts the fan in response to changes in the room air even when the shower is not in use. Darn kids!
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I have had myone for about 6mos now and run it 24/7 on auto mode. It sits next to the cat litter box. Does a fantastic job. Usually after the cat leaves the box the fan automatically adjusts up to a higher fan speed momentarily and when smells or dust are gone it adjusts back down. I have not noticed an adjustment in my electric bill. I think it draws no more than any othe small appliance.. So, no not expensive to run.