i dont know how to adjust the timeout option i want my lights to stay on only for 1 minute as opposed to 5 minutes i dont have the instructions does
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You must read the instructions from the website. Lutron is so tediously technical it is impossible to sum it up in few words. When you get the instructions just go slow through them because they definitely were written by an engineer! Complete, but most confusing! ;) On the up side you really only have to do it once to get how it works (sort of) and the quality of the device is fantastic.
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If this URL doesn't provide the correct info, then do another search on the model number - the instructions are available on line. Fine print, not the easiest to read or figure out, but the info is there. I changed the timeout a long time ago and when I realized the instructions were on line I sent the printed instructions to the recycle bin... URL: http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
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Here is the link to installation instructions. http://www.lutron.com/TechnicalDocumentLibrary/0301084A.pdf
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Take the top off. On the bottom of the top tere is a little plastic strip that needs to pulled out. This makes the light work. I don't think the instructions really tell you that. The lights are off during the day and as soon as it starts getting dark...they will work. If I can be of any further assistance let me know. Gook Luck. CA
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You set up a time interval to turn off the lights after it last detected motion. I had mine set up so that when I entered the room between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm, it would turn on the lights. After X number of minutes you define, the lights will go off. If you want them on again and are in the room, you just move so that the sensor picks you up.That being said, I strongly recommend against buying this product. It's great when it works, but for me, I was spending so much time configuring, resetting, and reconfiguring that the time/energy saved was pointless.
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Leave them plugged in for an hour or so and recheck them. I believe I had a similar issue with these initially. I'm anxious to hear if this works for you. I've been really pleased with the lights I am using in our house. Helps so much at night.
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You can adjust it to any length you want. You just have to pull the wires up through the top and tuck them into the housing. It's pretty easy to do. I love my lights.
237262
There are two wires that come off the (Malibu) lights that I have. You wrap the exposed wires around two screws on the backside of the timer, then tighten. Super, super easy!
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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.
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There is a photo sensor which you can set to turn on and off the lights. It also can be set by number of hours by digital selection. I usually set my for 4 hours when I use it.
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buy a new unit. for the price of these new if you have a few of the LEDS go out you should just buy a new unit. they are not worth messing with. I have 3 lamps go out on mine after a few hours. they sent me a new one.
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This is an excellent timer, and I have installed several. However, if you use the automatic DST feature to constantly adjust the "ON" time as the seasons change, then the length of time that the lights remain "ON" will constantly change as well. What I means is that in the programming mode, you would have to select a specific time for the lights to turn back "OFF". If the current automatic DST sunset brings the lights on at 8:00pm, you could program the "OFF" time as 10:00pm. However, in a few months the sunset time will automatically adjust to 5:30pm (depending where you live of course) however the "OFF" program will remain at 10:00pm. In most cases this isn't a problem, in fact it's usually a convenient solution for most lighting control. Hope this helps. P.S.- I find these timers to be way easier to program than any other in the wall timer I've encountered, and there are no batteries to change.
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Easy as pie like 5 minutes maybe they just have one bolt on top if I remember then they pop out have to little prongs in back that hold them in.Untwist bulbs put in new lights put back in very easy.Just google it for a video on youtube shows you how if you need a little help.
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There is only one way to control it - the up & down arrows. A small label next to the light sensor lists the options: 0 turns the output on, A is auto-on, that is whenever the outside light level gets low enough, everything is on. Continuing with the up arrow, it does auto with timed shutoff and each number corresponds to the number of hours before it shuts off. For example, I use a setting of 3, which turns on the lights around 8:50 PM and shuts them off 3 hours later. Pretty crude controls, but I really don't need anything more more.
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Press the botton used to select the amount of time for it to stay on. If you can't reach the outlet you might be better off with a regular light timer set to turn on and off by itself.
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Make sure "IN" Wires are from power source. And "OUT" to your light. Also connect your "Neg" last. I found that when I hooked up wires opposite of this lights never shut off. When I did as I just advised I had no issues. And when motion was detected lights came on for 17 sec after last detected motion. I timed it 6x to confirm. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
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It comes with directions but I misplaced them so this is what I remember. It turns itself off after an hour at full bright. It takes 30 minutes to get full bright. I leave the lamp switch on all the time and it does its thing every day. Same schedule every day. If you want to sleep late on the weekend you can unplug it and later plug it in 8hours before you want to wake up. Or they have a programable one that cost more (~10$). They have a informative website. I don't recall the address.
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There are 4 buttons that should be preset to different time amounts. Or you can also set them. I think mine came with A (10sec for base cure) and the. B, C, D are 90, 120, 180. If thats not it. Check that you have bulbs plugged in firmly. They might be arc'ing? Hope that helps.
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Press and hold the button when plugged into your jacket/socks,,, whatever your product is. When all the lights are lit, it runs the hottest and the battery last the least amount of time. There are 4 heat settings, changed by again pressing the power button. The lowest setting will last about 8 hours, the hottest between 2-4. To turn off, bring the battery to one step below the lowest heat setting for the battery style that does not have a slot on top. For the kind with a slot on top, press and hold the power button on any heat setting to shut off. Manufacturer recommends always keeping batteries charged. Press and hold the button when plugged into your jacket/socks,,, whatever your product is. When all the lights are lit, it runs the hottest and the battery last the least amount of time. There are 4 heat settings, changed by again pressing the power button. The lowest setting will last about 8 hours, the hottest between 2-4. To turn off, bring the battery to one step below the lowest heat setting for the battery style that does not have a slot on top. For the kind with a slot on top, press and hold the power button on any heat setting to shut off. Manufacturer recommends always keeping... » Read More Press and hold the button when plugged into your jacket/socks,,, whatever your product is. When all the lights are lit, it runs the hottest and the battery last the least amount of time. There are 4 heat settings, changed by again pressing the power button. The lowest setting will last about 8 hours, the hottest between 2-4. To turn off, bring the battery to one step below the lowest heat setting for the battery style that does not have a slot on top. For the kind with a slot on top, press and hold the power button on any heat setting to shut off. Manufacturer recommends always keeping batteries charged. « Show Less