The numbers in the shaded area are pm and the numbers where the background is white are am.
John, the number 1 in the dark background to the 11 in the white background is A.M. The 1 in the white background to the 11 in the dark background is P.M. If you have any further questions please feel free to respond or contact us through phone or email. Jasco Products Tech Support(Manufacturer)
yes this timer only does repeating action unless you change it your self.
Yes, you can do that. The down position is "on" and the up position is "off" on the dial, so you would just set the pattern that you want.
Yes, this unit can be programmed in as small an increment as 30 minutes.
On the back of the package it states. 125 vac 60 Hz. 15A 1250W(watt) tungsten 1/2 hp.
Marie, the answer is the timer pulls less than 1W by itself. Jasco Products Tech Support (Manufacturer)
Lenclare, the timer is still safe to use, what you are hearing is the gears starting to get worn. It’s not uncommon for the mechanical timers to start making a noise after a time. Jasco Products Tech Support (Manufacturer)
Yes, I've 3 of these now & all started making noise after a couple months. IMO lenclare is correct; plastic timer gears get warn BECAUSE of lack of LUBRICATION. From the factory they smear a little clear lube jell in its glued-shut gearbox that lasts only for some time. The noise these are guaranteed to make after weeks/months is a problem for us as we're using it for a 400W panel heater near our bedroom. Anyway my solution was to drill an access hole & spray in plastics-safe replacement lubrication. Sprayed a good bit in to hit most all gears but avoided black armature(?) at bottom. Then clear tape over the hole for the next time this happens (in a few weeks or month or so). I needed a special triangular bit from a $7 set to open. If you do this you do so at your own risk of course. Won't be held liable for anything regarding this solution. Will say its been useful & fine the few times I've done it.
Becca, per the instructions that come with the timer • Do not use to control appliances that contain heating elements (cooking appliances, heaters, irons, etc.) so it’s not recommended that this timer be used for a coffee maker. Jasco Products Tech Support (Manufacturer)
Yes, this product will allow a device to turn on and off at a certain time.
This is an on/off timer; it doesn’t have the ability to dim lights at all. I don’t know of a plug in timer that can dim. Jasco Products Tech Support (Manufacturer)
It does not.
Toad, if you want to set scenes, you may want to look into the GE Zwave products. Those items would allow you to set a program where a light, or group of lights, can come on or dim to predetermined light levels. These are the other end of the spectrum from a basic mechanical timer but they will do what you are asking for. To get started, check out the link below. http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-Z-Wave-960-Watt-CFL-LED-Indoor-In-Wall-On-Off-Rocker-Switch-Almond-White-Paddles-12722/205798441
Jasco Products doesn’t manufacture a timer like this at this time. Jasco Products Tech Suport(Manufacturer)
Bobby, check this out. This timer would allow you to set the timer on an end table and then plug your device into it. It doesn't have a cord that runs to an outlet since it controls the plug in module wirelessly. I hope this helps get you what you need. http://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-SunSmart-15-Amp-7-Day-Programmable-Wireless-Timer-System-with-Single-Outlet-Black-and-White-26684/205812829
have it shipped to store, its free
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