Can the biocube kit be used with the single ramp timer?
440849
It can but it depends on how you wire it up. Each strip has its own dimmer but you can splice everything to one dimmer. The issue for me is that these lights really weren't powerful enough for a reef setup. If you want lps and soft corals these lights may not be powerful enough. I bought these And then quickly swapped them out for Panarama Pros.
440850
I don't see why not. They're fully dimmable so they should work with a ramp timer.
556988
I just answered no to your question. Take a look at the Ultrak Count up/down timer for $20.12 it will keep counting when it passes your set time. I think that one is what you are looking for. Good luck.
165744
This will not work on the Oceanic BioCubes. It is only for the Coralife versions of the BioCubes.
855595
No, this will only fit the open LED slot in your BioCube hood, not the fluorescent slot.
244900
Yes! Luckily my friend has it so I could ask her before I bought it. You can run both together or each separately. The timer is also optional. :-)
428939
G'Day, "A_M"! As long as your timer has an outlet for a two-prong plug and the clearance around the outlet for the boxy transformer housing behind the plug, you should be fine. If it helps, I had to use one of those light-duty extension cords even though the feeder cord is plenty long enough. The boxy plug was just too big for my timer, but the extension cord plug fit nicely. ...Hope this helps. Cheers! -j.
2157885
You need an external timer to place the light fixture on a timed on/off cycle. If you use one of the Ramp Timers you can also program in a sunrise/sunset feature.
569357
It is really just preference. I am using mine in a 14 gallon biocube in the 3rd chamber so it really doesn't show. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
2229885
There is a modification to the timer printed circuit board that allows it to be programmed in seconds. It is on the net ...believe it was a YouTube video. Mod involved soldering (essentially jumping) two pairs of pads on the timer board.
148358
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.
923212
A and B are programs, not stations. One cannot set different watering schedules for different stations. This may be the only drawback of the Timer.
911509
Yes. But note; I returned it as defective and bought an Intermatic timer instead.
60374
Sorry - I don't know - I rarely use the self timer. I would think that you could - but I'm not sure.
175545
It's supposed to fit directly onto the output. Mine seemed to fit ok, but would fall off after a minute or two of rotating. I haven't tried to use it since. I have a 29 gal Biocube.
952893
Yes, this unit must be plugged into a timer and you can use any timer you'd like. A $5 cheap mechanical timer was included with my feeder and it's still working fine.
708043
Dunno. This I do know...we've established a system using a mixture of GE and Leviton components and driven by a Leviton controller/timer without a hitch. Awkward to program, but it's been operating for more than 6 months w/o missing an event. Z-Wave is pricey; it's also reliable.
1842235
Yes, just have your power coming in the Com terminal and out the CK (NO) terminal. This works because this circuit is closed (on) when timer is on and open (off) when countdown is done. See my review "INSTRUCTIONS for this Awesome & Inexpensive Delay Timer Relay" for more specifics.