will this machine work with an external timer so i can make the machine turn on by itself at 6 AM?
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The answer is no. While it does have a rocker switch, it's not just a "simple switch". Rather is a momentary rocker switch that resets itself each time power is disrupted. In short, there is no way to turn the switch to the on position when it has no power...so this idea of using a timer is NOT going to work. But as others have said, it makes a pot so fast, that you don't need a timer. Just set it up the night before, and throw the switch in the morning.
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I don't think so, but it makes coffee so fast, you don't need to use an external timer. Just set it up the night before and hit the switch when you get up. It takes less than five minutes to make the pot of coffee, and it is some of the best coffee we have been able to make at home!
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Should work fine. The On-Off switch is a simple switch that starts the brew and begins a fifteen minute timer that shots it down. (No carafe heater. The thermal carafe keeps the coffee hot.) But I would echo the other person. I trip it On when I get out of the shower, and it's made by the time I am dressed. I haven't timed the brew, but I would guess it's five minutes or so. Unless you must have your coffee as soon as your feet hit the floor, almost any other part of the morning routine is long enough for it to make. And this is a really good maker. It's one of only three or four that can meet the standard in terms of water temperature, and the others are oddities or much more expensive. Should work fine. The On-Off switch is a simple switch that starts the brew and begins a fifteen minute timer that shots it down. (No carafe heater. The thermal carafe keeps the coffee hot.) But I would echo the other person. I trip it On when I get out of the shower, and it's made by the time I am dressed. I haven't timed the brew, but I would guess it's five minutes or so. Unless you must have your coffee as soon as your feet hit the floor, almost any other part of the morning routine is long enough for it to make. And this is a really good maker. It's one of only three or four that can... » Read More Should work fine. The On-Off switch is a simple switch that starts the brew and begins a fifteen minute timer that shots it down. (No carafe heater. The thermal carafe keeps the coffee hot.) But I would echo the other person. I trip it On when I get out of the shower, and it's made by the time I am dressed. I haven't timed the brew, but I would guess it's five minutes or so. Unless you must have your coffee as soon as your feet hit the floor, almost any other part of the morning routine is long enough for it to make. And this is a really good maker. It's one of only three or four that can meet the standard in terms of water temperature, and the others are oddities or much more expensive. « Show Less
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Possibly. Brewing is started by an on-off rocker switch that must be physically activated. Conceivably, you can set it to on, plug it into your external timer, and let it go. At the appointed time, electrical current flows to the coffee maker, water is boiled, coffee is made, etc. The Bonavita then turns itself off some time later; the rocker switch flips back and I do not know the mechanism that causes this.
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Not sure if this timer will work for what you need. It is a 24 clock timer that you can set to come on and off in 5 minute intervals
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No. And Yes. The machine itself doesn't have an "on" timer. The timer on the machine is more like an egg timer-- it only counts down. However, to satisfy your need, just leave the ozone machine set to continuous on and plug it into a wall timer that's set to come on for 4 hours a day. All that being said, 4 hours a day sounds like too long. If you need to run this machine 4 hours a day, you've got some serious issue with your cabin.
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I tried to set a timer so that it would turn on before my daughter has to wake up. The light has to be turned on with the button each time; it will not automatically turn on via a timer. Which is a bummer if you want to use before actual wake-up time
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Get an outlet timer to start and stop any amount of time after you leave for work.
1976683
Yup that's what I have mine on. I bought a cheap timer (2 pack Stanley) from Amazon and it works perfectly. I use the timer function all the time and then turn timer off when I want to operate it manually
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Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my freezestat needs the pump to run all night. Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my... » Read More Yes you can use your external timer to control the pump. The pump will start in the prime mode speed and run for the time you designate at the SP2600. It will then move to speed setting V3 and run for as many hours as you program it for up to 12 hrs. It will then move to the V1 speed and run until power is cycled. Each speed, V1, V3, V2 can be set for any speed. When your external timer cycles the power off and then back on, the whole process resets and starts over. I run mine 2 minutes at 3000 RPM for prime, 10 hrs on V3 at 1520 RPM using 210 watts and have V1 set for 1520 RPM in case my freezestat needs the pump to run all night. « Show Less
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this item comes with a built in timer I don't think you could attach a timer to it you might need a bigger machine that would be adaptable.
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It has a timer function, but probably shouldn't be used for that. There is no specific time alarm
505802
You have to press the little switch. I don't think it will work with a timer.
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No. To answer the question 'I' believe you're trying to ask is if you can use this on an external timing unit, as this product's timer will only turn off the unit. Unless you find a model that has a hard-wired 'turn-style' knob, that you can leave in the On position and just have the timing unit apply power when programmed. None of the electronic styled unit, to my knowledge, have this capability...A push-button might be able to work, depends on whether it's hard-wired or not. Plus these are 24' programmable...aka they need to be reset every day.
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Yes it will work with a timer. That is how mine is hooked up. It works well.
967495
You can set the hours, minutes, and seconds separately - so yes, it would be possible to do that. However, to set it up and start it takes pressing several buttons so it may not be the best tool for timing such short intervals.
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I haven't tested it, but I dont think the timer works unless you turn past 10 and then back to the time you want
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No. It is manually turned on for a specific amount of time. It doesn't have a timer mechanism to set a time for it to start.
1071834
Buy a timer and set it to turn on unit whenever you wish. This works great for me.
1460307
yes you can but it would take a external button. the timer would be set for 1 second and the manual push button would start the timer, after 1 second timer would time out and the cycle would be complete, upon pressing the button the timer would then go through another cycle. the manual for this device is located online you can look up anything you want to and how it works.