Is there a countdown mode? I want to power up a fish tank pump on demand (not at a prescribed time of day) and turn it off 10 minutes later.
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I am Oscar Jaeger, Lois's husband. I am the one who actually ordered this Intermatic DT620 timer and, after posting a highly critical review of it on Amazon, returned it. I do not know whether the DT620 has a countdown mode. I do know that the Tork 457Z timer that I purchased thereafter, a timer I highly recommend and one that I accordingly posted a highly favorable review of on Amazon, does have a countdown mode.
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I have no idea. I just press the start button again after it shuts off, if I want it to go for an additional hour. Don't personally know of one that can, never really cared too much to research it.
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The pump has an on and off switch as well as a timer. It can be set to run all 24 hours a day or for a specific period.
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Roger,There is no switch on this pump (on/off) you just plug in when you want it to run an then unplug when you are done. If you have a 14x42 or bigger pool, you would need to run the pump for 3-4 hours a day (preferrablly 2 hours in morning and then 2 hours at night) in order to keep it krystal Clear (Hope this Helps)
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Hi This is Steve at aqua Products. The Aquabot Classic does not have a built in timer. It will run until it is shut off. For a similar unit with a timer try the Aquabot Turbo Classic
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The timer allows you to save electricity, and ware on the pump, by only having the pump circulate during specific time periods. You can have the pump on, or off, any 30 min period during 24 hrs. The timer has a switch for ON (constant), OFF, or AUTO (based on the time periods selected). In my opinion, well worth the extra money. No need to run the pump when not needed. We select time blocks around morning showers and evening dishes.
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No you can't for this model. The timer is for one hour. You push a button to turn it on. You can manually turn it off by pushing the button, but if you do not it will run for 1 hour. Hope this helps.
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Yes. Each of the triggers represents a 15 minute duration. I used mine to power a water pump inside a plant cloning unit. You could definitely set an on 15, off 15, on 15 etc., cycle for a two-hour period, and have the remaining triggers in the 24-hour cycle set to off.Works like a charm.
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You CAN switch the unit to untimed mode. Instructions for setting this can be found in the product user guide here: www.learningresources.com/text/pdf/6965_webguide.pdf
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Would it be possible to set continuous 10 minute intervals, without having to push a button or reset it after each 10 minutes? - thanks!
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Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
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This system is simple, no timer or timing needed. This is a simple pumping column that works with an aquarium air pump (you'll need to get the air pump separately if you don't already have one. If you need it on a timer, plug your air pump into a timer. You can pick up cheap timers here at Amazon, or Walmart, Home Depot, etc. I personally use them in hydro grows with no timers.
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Now We supply 0 ~ 60 Min time setting machine also you have option "Continuous Mode". If you set up Continuous Mode, Machine works until you turn off the power.
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No..It is designed to turn on and off at temperature set points. There isn't any way to control the "time" when it hits a set point. The only time setting is in-between the low shut off point and the high turn on point. If you were heating in a refrigerator with an element then it shuts off it is here you have control of the time..(it's called controlling the "short cycle")..after it shuts off there will be some residual heat at first then it will be absorbed or dissipate in short time...like 8-10minutes. So you set the "lag" time for like 15minutes, so then the controller will not check the temperature for 15min. THEN turn off if it needs to cool down more. That is the only time control in this controller. The only way to work in your case is you would need to place a 10min. timer between your controller and the pump. the problem being is you'll need a timer that re-sets after it shuts off..Not easy,but not impossible either!
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I'm not aware of this function being available. The nightlight looks pretty simple, so I would be shocked if there was any ability to control the timer.
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I don't use mine anymore because it constantly trips the dedicated breaker. However, I just plugged it in (as it sits in the corner) and you press clock which defaults to 24 hour, press clock again and it will be in the 12 hour mode. From there, enter the current time and you should be good to go. Regards
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you could set up a timer on the power supply that is three volts to shut of then back on in 17 min timer this is a sealed computer box. So messing with that not advisable.