Hello, Does it repeat a cycle ?. I want to power a solenoid for 3 seconds, then 3 seconds off and repeat the cycle for 3 hours or any other time. Thx
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https://s3.amazonaws.com/Miscellaneous-ElexPlanet/Updated+20130722+User+Manual.pdf
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These solenoids all seem to be the same. 24 volt, same threads. If it threads in without excessive force, just try it and see if it works.
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They have three settings. I always did mine on the highest for two fifteen cycles. And yes, it will shut off in fifteen minuted. P.S. it was great while it lasted. A none repairable air line connection broke, so I returned it and they credited my account. They were very quick. The only thing not refunded was the freight/shipping.
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I'm thinking hitting the repeat button isn't all that complicated, so my next thought is, do you have the auto-turnoff setting on? If your CD is about an hour long, and you have an auto-turnoff set for 60 minutes, it would seem like it's not repeating even though you have repeat on. I know some people have complained that the radio turns off automatically after a couple hours.. Turned out it was that setting. Go into the options menu and see what you can find! Let us know.
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I used mine as a delayed start for a fan on an offroad vehicle. I believe this also works in a way that you can time how long you want power on then it will shut off. It will adjust from 1 second to hours..... No manual so you will have to do some figuring out yourself.
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Yes, that is exactly what I have done for 1-1/2 years. I take short trips that don't recharge the battery fully. This tops it off once a week. If you are in frigid weather and you mean, will it start a car at -30, your battery may not be strong enough to do that, even if it is fully charged. That is a different issue.
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I have started mine more than 25 times and it has started by the 3rd pull all but one time, I pulled the cord a dozen or so times and realized that I had the run switch in the off position. Other than that mine runs perfect all the time. Iove this thing.
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The person asking the question didn't indicate what purpose he had for the solenoid. A starter solenoid is designed to handle a large current for a short time. The battery probably says 300 CCA (cold cranking amps) on the side but most of the time the current will be far lower, like 50-100. It won't be satisfactory for a continuous-use application like off-road running lights on a pickup, as the coil was intended to be energized for the short time on and quite a bit of time off for cooling down.
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No, but on my car (E85) it resets every time the key is out of the ignition. This means I had to unplug and reset every time I got in. "Had" past tense, since the soldering is SO flimsy the connections came loose. Resoldered a few times before trashing. STAY AWAY! You've been warned. I hear Blitz works, but I'm still licking my wounds.
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Oh my word. Thank you for the question. YES. I tried it as you said... I was wondering why my timers would all start over. I'v purchased a lot of them, so I won't forget things.. Yes... I put in 3 seconds, it went off; so I pushed stop. Then, I just pushed start again, and it counted down the 3 seconds. I did it about 4 times... 'cool' and thanks again for the question.
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Sorry for the looooooooooong delay in answering - It repeats for a about 1 minute. Hope you bought it - It works GREAT and the four timing options are very useful.
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No I would think you would have to reset timer every time you start something. I reset timer every time I use the one I have. I guess the best way to say it the timer will count down. Then after that the timer will restart its self & count UP. FRANZ
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You're right to be confused, R. S.See my question about what that schematic is supposed to be for.Read the comments to the answers to find the scoop on this solenoid.
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I don't know, I have not test but is a small solenoid on function only on one side; ex.: for the main tank always on with no current and on ( 12V) when is for the auxilliary side. So if you run on the main you don't use current.Regards
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I was able to do it on mine and use it to fill a hillbilly hot tub at my cabin where it needs to run for a couple hours, which it does with no problem. It is possible to rewire the solenoid but I would be very careful if you attempt this and verify that the other safety features still work.
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Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid the timed outlet/power strip.Kathy Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid... » Read More Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid the timed outlet/power strip.Kathy « Show Less
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As long as you have a way to reset it. It is a time delay on relay so when it gets power it does not turn on the load until the time selected delay is meet. You would need 2 timers and a relay with N.O. and N.C. contacts to make the circuit work.