Do you have to re-program if there is a power outage?
1044155
If your timer does not have a battery back-up, then you would need to program the correct time again. The feeder will still feed once the power comes back on, it will just feed at a different time but the same amount as you set.
1044156
Yes and no. Our power just went out last week. When it happened the feeder let out a loud beep. An hour later when it came in it let out a portion of food (not scheduled; occured after first feeding). Then had to adjust the timer to go off at the correct time. It would have otherotherwise been delayed the length of the power outage. Overall, the feeder will still feed and operate after an outage but has the potential to overfeed.
1044157
You do not have to re-program the feeder itself if there is a power outage. You would however have to reprogram the external timer if there were to be a power outage unless you purchase a timer that has a backup battery.
1504778
I don't understand the answers, mine was never a problem with time after a power outage, but I did hate the fact you could not program all zones, so I sold mine, and bought the new model that does. The unique thing about this timer is how simple it is to run and to program.
666455
No reason why not, Except! If the power goes out this switch will reset to the off position when power comes back on so you will have to turn your switch on again. If all you are using are surge protectors, no problem. If the are battery back up's then this would definitely cause your systems to crash if you were no there to turn the switch back on.
455030
Since the BayWeb thermostat (and your HVAC system) requires electricity, it will not operate during a power outage. However, since all of the scheduling data is stored in your account on the BayWeb website, once power (and Internet connectivity) is restored, everything is back to normal. There is no need to do anything. You can setup your BayWeb account so that they email you whenever Internet connectivity between your thermostat and their website is lost or restored. This way, you will know that either the power was out or your Internet connection was down during that time.
1188515
No you do not have to program again. Has a built-in battery that recharges itself when plugged-in through normal use. In fact mine when unplugged for the winter held a charge until May. Great and cheap item.
2022800
It's been a couple of years now, but as I recall, yes, there are 4 little switches inside module that you match up with the remote. I've not had to reset anything after power outages.
1886949
They turn off after a power loss. They do, however, remember the code they had previously.
1986274
I have not experienced a power outage since purchasing the phone. However I did program the phone with approximately 20 names and phone numbers. I then unplugged and repacked the the phone in the original box. It remained there for 2 weeks. When I arrived at my father's I opened the box, installed the phones and all the names and phone numbers were as I installed them 2 weeks previous. Because we had call display the time/date sets automatically. Hope this helps.
823703
Apologies, I miss understood the question. I thought you wanted the system to continue to operate during a power outage.
827232
yes power outage wipes all settings and you annoyingly have to reset it. I have mine light on, timer off so the off time gets messed up. Just reset mine today when I noticed it was staying on all night
1736747
if it was a power outage yes.... one of my units is in a mountain area that frequently losses power. I get an alert that the wifi is out and the later it tells me that it has reconnected.
1520504
No, this is a strictly mechanical switch, you need to manually reset timer after power failure. I have been using this combination of timer and electric water heater for close to 30 years and believe it is even superior to the current fad of "on-demand" heaters.
1614932
No...when you have a power failure, it opens the circuit...just like if you turned off the light switch controlling the light/fan. Just turn the light back on using the litex remote.
947982
According to the documentation, the unit will remain OFF after a power failure. I believe this is a safety precaution.
15105
You just have to flip switch again. No big deal. Our lights went out the other night and I did have to turn it back on.
5152
Yes, but is not something you have to get out and re-charge. I guess it does it automatically, so when your power goes out it stays programmed.
1047463
For prolonged power outages, it's possible that it would lose its settings. However, for brief power failure... it comes right back online when power is restored. Also, it DOES have a programable choice to set a Daylight Savings time option. It's a good thermostat... I'm happy that it was this that failed, and NOT a break in the heating elements under the tile!