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
926762
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.
926763
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
926764
Here is the link to installation instructions. http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
935358
If you place the timer switch to manual override I believe the floodlight will stay on for up to 6 hours. I will have to check the directions but I'm not sure if the 6 hour time period starts at dusk or when the timer switch is first is first moved to the manual override position.
627239
They have a switch on the bottom that you can set to on, off, or auto. Set it to auto and it will stay on for 5 hours. I have some that I turned on at 5pm so they stay on till 10, some that I turned on at 6 that stay on till 11pm. Easy! We've had them since xmas and still LOVE them! :)
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Leave light turned off with the switch for 5 minutes. Turn back on and set to Automatic as normal. Blue light will come on and flash about every 30 seconds or so. When it gets dark, the Blue light will turn to Green, light should then turn on for about 45seconds or so, then go out if nothing is telling it to stay on. Any sort of movement will turn it on or keep it on.I had a similar problem with mine today. They would not turn off. Found out that some birthday balloons in front yard were moving just enough to keep the motion sensor tripped to on.Good LuckGary
1373861
Turn it all the way up to 5 and wait until the light goes off... It's about 10 to 12 minutes.
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.
1760039
I have the same issue. These lights can't adjust. I am going to install fog lights with a beam effect to also give me some distance in front of the car. That's also an issue not having lights more that 5-7meters in front of the car.
1191222
Hi, my purpose for using the puck lights is for short term use. Sporadic use may be a more correct term. I use them for spot lighting short term use. If I need more light on a food project I tap on the light. I don't leave them on longer than 5 min at a time. I turn them all on if the electricity is out, do what I need to do and shut them off. I believe they are just for short term use. I believe in the directions it says not to leave them on for more than 30 min at a time
1846497
Thanks..I kept playing with it, and it finally worked just like you said (all the top lights lit--low, medium, high). I set it for 40 min...it worked great. I loved it. Thanks
1132717
You don't. The LEDs should last a minimum of 5 years. I it doesn't, send it back!
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.
2028931
If you press the timer control until you get 5 yellow lights, it will run for 30, then off for 15 minutes at a time. You can google the instruction manual and get all the time settings.
1091024
There are two ways to turn it on. 1) manual on full time (stays on till you manually turn it off) and 2) let the light sensor turn it on and the timer will turn it off x hours later.
1855227
The wiring would be ok-- the question I have is how the timing switch will or will not work to cut off the light. I do not know which light would control the time. My guess would be the first on activated. I would set them all for the longer time, I believe the timing went one minute, two minutes and five minutes.
1011374
I don't use the timer as it was slow to set. I use the light sensor and have the lights come on at dusk and go off 6 hours later
596928
Take the top off. On the bottom of the top tere is a little plastic strip that needs to pulled out. This makes the light work. I don't think the instructions really tell you that. The lights are off during the day and as soon as it starts getting dark...they will work. If I can be of any further assistance let me know. Gook Luck. CA
1880609
there is a timer that you can set for the length of time you want the light to stay on after it is activated. Mine is hooked to a regular light switch where you can turn it off if you so desire.