Will it display accumulative running time of an appliance over time periods? I need to know for a dehumidifier running time
807099
It will not display the running time, it will only display the total time and the total power consumption. You will have to estimate the actual running time.
807100
yes, as long as the outlet is powered fully 100% of the time, you can have a timer after the TSA836A. You have to press the Recessed Reset button to clear the accumulated time counter, it doesn't say so directly in the instructions.
807101
It accumulates data only while it is plugged into a powered outlet. There does not appear to be any way to segment time; it starts counting the seconds of activity immediately after going through it's initialization sequence and does not stop until you kill the power. Anything plugged in and running will show data. It displays watts being used, amps being used, total kilowatt hours, kilowatt cost, line voltage & frequency and hi & low wattage use. It seems my shredder pulls 1.2 watts and 0.089 amps while sitting idle so I turn it off while not shredding something.
807102
Yes. It has a timer that ticks away ONLY when power is being used. So if you have a device plugged into it that only runs 5 hours a day. After 3 days the timer will display 15 hours.
1421897
I have only used mine for several short periods. Time would depend on whether you run it continuously or turn it on and off.
33343
Yes, this system monitors every circuit in my house including my AC and dryer. It saw that my refrigerator was short cycling before it died so I wasn't too surprised when it did. Because of the age of the refrigerator I choose to replace it. It also showed that my upstair AC was burning 1.5 times more power than my downstair unit which is twice the size of the upstair unit. I replaced the unit last summer and my July bill was about $120.00 less this year. I really like this unit. Hope this helps.
718267
It should work just fine. I've used one for the past two winters to measure just how long the furnace runs. I used one last summer to see how much the house AC ran. Mine sits on the vent. The key is to place the unit where it will measure the maximum temperate swings as the AC/heater cycles. Another unit sits in greenhouse and is placed away from the heater as I want to know the temperature that the plants are at. I can still tell when the heater is on - for the most part - but the temperature swings are small and hard to see precisely.
489472
First off I am no electrician however I did wire in a bath fan to mine. I would think if your dehumidifier has only a on off switch you could wire this dehumidistat to the outlet. Power going to the dehumidistat first thus controlling when the outlet would or would not have power. Once again I am not an electrician.
1900492
Yes. You can see all of the specifications for this product at https://www.danby.com/en/US/our_products/dehumidifiers/adr50a2g.
1165451
I have had this model for about 3 months. The fan does run even after the preset humidity has been reached, but there is a timer setting ( that frankly I haven't completely figured out) that allows some control. I've found the dehumidifier works great and the automatic built in pump feature is wonderful. I also have found that the electrical usage is reasonable. I'd buy this again, even though I'd prefer it if the fan shut off when the dehumidifier does.
1262512
The sensor and display are all one unit (the display and indoor sensor has the green screen, the other sensor show as a white square is for outside), so if you want to monitor the crawl space you need to have the display located inside the crawl space. If it were monitoring your crawl space humidity and it kicked on to add moisture the humidifier it would also kick on your furnace blower to circulate the humidity in your entire house (not just the crawl space, unless you have a separate system for your CS). As for 3. I am not sure, I don't have an issue with too much humidity because I live in Colorado and I don't use the a dehumidifier function.
1829048
The fan runs only when the unit is dehumidifying, according to the humidity level you choose.
776269
Yes it accumulates and tells you for how long it's saved the data. It tells you the cost as well as long as you setup the the kw/h price in the settings.
260659
Sorry, I don't. I just installed this but it is supposed to convert bake times and temperatures to suit a convection oven. Still have to see.
1000684
manual for similar timer found on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#TMD
1055531
Depends on how long you set the timer. It will continously produce a good amount of steam based upon the time you set.
1606886
I have run this dehumidifier since I received in 24 hrs a day. Sometimes it needs to be emptied once every 2 days and other times it will run for a couple of weeks before it needs to be emptied. It has an auto shut off, so we really don't pay any attention to it until we notice it is not running. I am sure it just depends on how much moisture you have where you are running it. We live in a 5th wheel camper and use it to keep the moisture off the walls when the heat is on. It is just what we need.
644369
Basically you push buttons to view present voltage current and watts or power factor and accumulated kWh (energy consumption over time). This article might be helpful: http://greenhomearchitect.com/2013/11/22/weekend-project-where-is-all-my-electricity-really-going/
2109328
When power goes out the thermostat holds the stored information for a while. If the power is out for extended time period then information is lost. This is as accurate as I can offer it as I've never timed it.
590170
I really don't know I have not had occasion to do that task. I use it for softball games, we set it at 90:00 and run it to zero.