Does the LED next to the buttons stay ON for the duration of the selected time? For example if I select 1 hour, does the 1 hr LED stay on for 1 Hr?
591980
Yes, the LEDs remain illuminated, and count down if a longer time has been selected.
2195818
The light stays illuminated for 30secs once activated by motion. There is no adjustment for the duration. I hope this helps.
400362
This unit will stay on, but after several idle minutes it will go into a power saver mode, the LCD readout will go dim and will stay that way until the unit is used again. If you turn the unit off, the readout goes into clock mode displaying the current time. For the price this is a very good item!
589109
I have left it on for extended periods but have never timed it. It is guaranteed to work for 3 years at above above normal use (9 hours a day for three years) with no change in lights or battery. It has a dimmable dial switch that allows for every level of brightness between off and ultra bright. You can see it in action at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usws6I8e5n4 Thanks for your question, I hope this helps! Don Carter, CEO DTC LifeTools
1636750
I just want to add onto what Energy Guy said. Yes. Flipping the switch for 3 seconds will leave the light on. The only interesting thing is, when you wait 3 seconds and flip the switch again the light comes back on even without motion. I thought I was going to have to wait till the morning till it reset itself, but, after about 5 minutes of a constant on, it reset back to motion.
45877
Yes you have to hold the button to keep the light on. Haven't had to replace the batteries yet and I have used it routinely for months.
912119
Hello,Depending on how long you need the LED's to run for and what size battery you have would determine that.If you have specific times or a certain amount of runtime that you need off of them all we need is that number of hours to be able to tell you.Thank you,AW
1179641
Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
1821746
There is a sliding switch on the side labeled: 1 minute, 2m, 5m and ON. Selecting 1,2,5 minutes will set timer/light on for those time durations. Selecting ON - it stays ON. When you then turn it back to off, it goes off after about 1 minute.
1011377
Bruce, the clock button needs to be held down, then you can roll time with the arrow buttons. If you are not using the clock time to activate the lights its not worth messing with the time. I prefer the setting that is "on at dusk" and auto-off after a set number of hours. This unit has been working flawlessly for me!
328496
The display light which is quite bright goes on automatically when you press buttons and it goes off after a few seconds of not touching anything. There is a small blue bulb light that stays on all the time but I haven't found it to be disruptive. In a dark room it will give off a bit of a blue glow and I suppose if it really bothers you can try to cover it up but as I say, it hasn't been an issue for us.
955136
There is one button on the light. When you click it once it turns on or off. When the light is on, if you hold the button it will scroll through it's three light settings. When you let off, that's where it stays until you do the process again. One thing to note, if the light is off and you hold the button the light will deactivate and you won't be able to turn it on until you hold the button down again. Side note, this is an excellent light! It is very bright and the unit is very durable. I use it every day and strongly recommend it! Best light for the money! And the run time is awesome!
2049670
It's a motion detector light, so I don't see why it should stay on for 2 hours. Mine is set for 10 minutes, or so. I've had mine for a year or two, and haven't yet replaced the bulb.
1840393
No, align the pointer to the current time and push down the segments or pins for the required time that you want it on. in your case that's 14 hours, after 14 hours it will be off for 10 hours. you will then have to manually unplug your batter within that time or it will turn back on.
1223973
There are three or four time settings that allow you to determine how long you want the light to stay on after it's triggered. They range from a short time for testing, to several minutes. I don't remember the exact numbers of the top.
327537
No, unless you take the unit apart and conduct some DIY soldering and find a matching LED. However, LEDs have a general life expectancy of 50,000 hrs. If you use your lights for 10 hours a day, it should last 13.7 yrs. Of course it can lost longer.
605558
It varies, as you can set it for how long you want the light to be on. Not sure what the longest time is, but ours is at 3 minutes and it is no problem at all. We love this light.