I bought one, &amp; can't find it! My plan was to attach it b etween an outdoor ext. cord, or a timer set on "ON"
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I use one at the end of an extension cord for a small heater in my pump house, as well as a light to let me know when it is on. Works great. Bought another one as a backup. On at 32 off at 39 degrees.
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I have not found anyone yet to help me convert it to a timer light, I am not a tech person...it definitely looks good, it has a cable cord for power and works fine but blinking
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Mine were wrapped around the cord. Pretty simple to operate if it works. Google the brand name and should find them.
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along with your power wire to the timer, the one on the very left. Attach a jumper wire there & run it over to the next to last pin on the right. hook the rest up like the instructions say. It doesn't tell you to do it this way but it will fix your problem !
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I contacted the company, and within a couple of weeks, received a new timer unit that's worked just fine. I've had mine for a couple of years now, and am having to replace it because DH melted the cord.
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Hang it on a bracket of some sort and plug into 110 volt receptacle. It works!
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I found one at my local Lowe's. I don't think Home Depot or Menard's has them... at least I couldn't find them in store.
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I had the same problem with my switch trying to use it for a 12 volt outdoor light. Power going in, light fixture works when connected directly to the battery, but timer does not work. I am past the 30 days, so.....
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No, use the Connection ribbon that came with the timer. As a additional note. Power failures and surges shorted two of my timers. I have since installed a Surge Protecting receptacle.
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I wish I had an answer. I had the same problem and never did get it to work outside.
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Probably your local hardware store ,I think it's called a bungey cord. Bought this caeeier as a gift never opened it untill the party then I was so embarrassed because it was such a bunch of junk I sent it back, and yes with a broken latch,we did it up twice, empty, and it broke. Sorry I can not be more helpful. but here's a big kiss anyway for your pain hahaha xoxo.
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There's a receptacle for the lights to plug into the timer. The timer cord goes into your electrical outlet
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I have used an extension cord. In fact just plugged in the other day, because it got cold.
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Ours did not come with one either and it doesn't work. We will be returning it.
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I need them, too! Did you ever find a solution? Find the adapters anywhere? I need heavy duty for outside Christmas lites! Thanks!
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I do not know if a replacement timer is available but I seem to recall seeing that you could plug the transformer into an external timer. One of those should be readily available and inexpensive. Hope that works if all attempts to find the internal timer fail.
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So funny :) I said the same thing when I got this. All I did was go to Home Depot and ask for a 3 prong plug that would work with this item. They attached the plug for me right there in the store. Have had this light for a long time and it's still going strong...love it! Keep calm and carry on. Hope this helps.