I think this is the exact same as the GE timer. Yes?no? If so you can disable the led lights as described Wirh the ge version
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From the picture, it looks like it is the same product, but I tried the sequence described in the review of the GE 15318 and there was no change in behavior. The LEDs do not blink as described in that review though.
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Lights can not be disabled to my knowledge. Nothing in the instructions about it.
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The GE Sunsmart is a manual switch as well as a timer. To turn it on you just push the cover and to turn if off, you just push it again. This will make it work regardless of the programming.
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Yes. I have been running CFLs off three of these timers for more than a year. Works fine.
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I never used the timer...so I guess you should be able to disable it. Wish I could be more helpful
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I don't have a problem with this timer. I use it all year long for one circuit and three circuits during Christmas. I'm on my second timer in about 8 years(?) as the LCD dislpay went on my first timer. The bad part: The timer modules only work with incandesant bulbs. I added a 120v relay with dry contacts to every module (lamp and control modules) to provide strictly on or off lightning. Can't use the dimming feature, but I have elimiated problems with Floursents and LEDs. I'm surprised 'someone' hasn't added an upgraded module for the newer lighting fixtures.
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I think you mean lamp timers. If so, yes I use a timer with my lamp and it works perfectly.
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Yes, I have this timer hooked up to my LED fish tank light so it should work just fine with your LED replacement bulb.
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No all on the same one, but probably could wire in a separate timer if need be. I just put a couple strands on a switch - near my grill and trash cans back behind my face, so I can turn on and off at night only when I need it. Works great. This has been very easy to use (I had zero experience with any of this stuff), and has worked great so far!! Was very happy I did get the larger wattage as I keep adding lights as I go.
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Yes, I have two of these timers and both are operating LED bulbs perfectly.
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No, the timer is preset. No fancy option to change. And I'd be careful with purchasing this. Our stopped working after just a few weeks.
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Your Timer has Light Sensor as well Digital time program. This timer is done with Red and Green Pins the red for the time you want the lights to go off and the green for your lights to come on. I have both and prefer the Pin Timer
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Don't know about the GE lights you mentioned but it works with these Commercial Electric lights: Model # CER3LICR3730WHInternet/Catalog # 818448Store SKU # 1000754384
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I'm not sure if your's is defective, but the timer on mine works fine. There's a little resistance, but aren't all timers.
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I am having the same issue and found a GE model at Home Depot with the same settings and functionality for about $20. I am planning to install that while I send this unit off for warranty replacement.
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I just got the same toaster oven. My oven does the exact same thing. I'm not happy that I need to put some type of light source by the oven so I can see the clock and timer.
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There is a minimum wattage required (60W?) to make this timer work. CFL/ LEDs will not work if the total wattage does not meet the requirements. I still have this timer, not able to use it, not able to return it. I hope this helps.
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Yes timer and it's a junk. ....does not work well. ...we had to ship it few months ago to get it fixed again. ..