can I use this to cycle on for 1 second, off for 60 seconds continuously?
1695394
This timer is a dual unit, this timer will give two separate times with two separate output relays continuously or if programmed differently will give a single shot first programmed and second time with a relay output at the end of each time, a very nice timer.
1579059
Thanks to your question, I just discovered that it could. Set it at zero & push start/stop. It's a good timer. Hope this helps. - Guy
1666028
Yes. There's a second button on there. You can set it for as little as 1 sec.
747391
Yes - but only for intervals of 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. If you want to set it for 20 or 25 minutes, you are out of luck.
1829999
Hello. This is a consumer grade thermostat so it does not allow for cycles per hour. You can set the the turn on or off point to be 1-3 degrees.
1145783
It is not that easy. Besides it comes with it's own case. Even if it starts somehow by accident it will turn off after it's 60 second cycle. So not to worry. Also just to have more piece of mind, carry it in a hard pack - maybe a small cardboard box.
2051430
Yes, you can. just set the switch at AUTO mode, and the delay knob up to 5min.
2222205
Yes. When you set the timer switch duration, it will reset every time the power to the switch turns off, in anticipation of the next "on" cycle.
2093022
Yes. AFTER TIMER GOES OFF, YOU PRESS STOP AND IT IS ALREADY SET FOR NEXT 20 minutes. You only need to press start again.
1936985
If you use this timer as a 90 sec timer and in conjunction with a 24 hour timer then you can do what you want. We use it to open a solenoid every 24 hours for 30 sec.
60374
Sorry - I don't know - I rarely use the self timer. I would think that you could - but I'm not sure.
1460308
Yes, I'm pretty sure you can, though I've never actually done that. I always do off-on-off-on or rotating on between circuits. The instructions are a little hard to follow, so it's sort of trial and error, but the timer goes down to about a tenth of a second if your fingers are quick enough. Nice little controller.
1004458
Yes, this is how I use it. During the initial break in you may want to set the clock and timer so you don't have to remember to turn it off after it's burn in period but other than that the timer is not needed.
810247
Yes, I just went out and tested it just now. All you do is scroll through the numbers until it reaches the on position again, and u can reset the timer to turn off in 1-9 hrs real easy.
997101
Yes. That is the whole purpose of having a timer. You can set it for the number of hours desired then forget it.
291396
You can set the off/on timer for up to an 8 hour period, but I do not think you can do it on interval times.
1545196
Download manual. I believe y can do some limited number of cycles per day, maybe four. Would wear out device and waste batteries on that schedule.