I have a YardMaster Timer, can I plug these into the timer instead of using Moonrays device?
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Using another timer works fine. I used a Stanley digital timer and plugged the Moonrays transformer into the timer. You'll need to put some electrical tape over the transformer's "eye" so it will always think it is dark. The on/off will be controlled by the timer and not the Moonrays transformer.
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I believe you can do that, but I only used for single count-up timer. Sorry for not being able to give you a definite answer.
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Depends. Does the timer only use batteries and no power supply to charge them? If so I doubt it would give you much service as it would quickly drain your batteries. If, however, the timer uses a power supply that charges the batteries then yes it would work.
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This unit is junk ! I bought the hydrofarm single timer and it is so easy to use and if you need more than one outlet, just get a power strip and plug everything into that you need shut off, then plug outlet strip into timer.
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There is an updated Planted+ that has a controller and timer, but other than spending the money on that, I bought a digital timer strip from Home Depot that works perfectly for short money.
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no, you can only set on and off for day, and on and off for moon. also every time you unplug the unit, you will need to reset the timer again.
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Anything that you plug in to a timer will get power when the timer turns it on. These will light up upon getting power. They do not have a built in timer. They do not soft power on.
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yes you can, they just have open wires so you can wire them together and splice it into an adapter
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Yes, all you have to do is wire of the power supply to your pool timer. PS you'll probably want to use watertight connections.
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I doubt it. I would look into another timer. I bought 5 in order to get 1 that worked.
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I didn't use the timer for these lights but did use a timer function on others so can't help you. With the lights I used that had timers, I did realize that I should put the batteries into the lights at exactly the time I wanted them to turn on each evening because that's when they would automatically turn on in subsequent days; so if you want your lights to turn on at 5 pm each evening, that is when you should install the batteries which effectively is when the timer settings begin.
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You can find them on my website: https://hydro-gardens.com/product/programmable-digital-timer-6w190/
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That depends on if you want to use the moon light or not.. yes a timer will turn the light on and off, but both lights are controlled by a single switch so the timer will only control whichever light is turned on.There IS a way to bypass the switch and use two timers but that requires some decent electrical knowledge and another identical 12 volt transformer.That being said, it's a real nice light. I've got mine on a 90 gal and it's great, I highly recommend it.Anymore questions, email me jb.jasonbeck@Gmail.com and I'll be happy to answer if I can..
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There is a remote available though I did not purchase that. From a quick search it appears you probably will need a remote receiver add-on to the Timer as well as the remote control.
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No. The timer is seperate. I purchased two of the light fixtures and they work great with my timers.They only have one plug so the blue and white light cannot be alternated.
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Yes. You will need a boshe relay. Your switch on would trigger the relay and cut power to the timer. Switch off would release the relay, allowing power to the timer to begin a count down.
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Here is an answer from the mfg. CAUTION: Most Apollo timers are not for use with digital or electronic ballasts due to the high in-rush current of the ballast. The in-rush current can be from 10 to 40 times the rated amperage for the product and this burns the contacts inside of the timer making it inoperable. We recommend the use of the Apollo 4 120 Volt ballast timer or Apollo 5 240 Volt ballast timer with digital and electronic ballasts.