If you have a power outage does it come on automatically or do you have to turn it on yourself?
1634063
If the Hayward is wired correctly it will only come on when your pumps are on, therefore, if your pumps come on after a power outage then the Hayward should also.
1634064
The panel is powered up automatically it only makes chlorine when the pump is running. So if the power went out and then came back on it would generate chlorine the next time the pump ran.
1634065
Comes on automatically since you have all the settings set up. I have it connected to a timer...when the timer turn son it turns on the pool pump and the Hayward. Same principal if you have a power outage.
1675305
Depends on what you call automatic! If the unit is turned to off It will NOT turn on with an alert! But if you set it to the alert setting it will be silent until an alert occurs. You must remember, however the unit is running while on alert and battery life is several days at best. So if you want 24/7 year round protection buy a lot of batteries or get a unit wired for 110 Then however you miss the portability of this great unit. I have several!
626709
Did this event already occur to you? It has not to me. However, if the surge created from all of your power coming on at once did not short out your device, then it should power back on automatically. Personally, I usually unplug all important devices when the power goes off.
1834046
No. It's either on or off. It doesn't automatically come on. Great idea, though!
697217
This should be on when all connections are made. I don't know of any way to manually turn it on.
2040957
Yes, it will turn on automatically as long as you don't manually turn it off.
1095638
Mine is set to auto, no problems, seems to work well, it's never not come on.
1808999
It will automatically come on if it's in a powered down state and u plug it in to charge. You just have to power it back down. It does charge in a sleep state as well. I haven't really payed attention to how long a full charge takes because I charge it at night, but I can tell u the battery last up to 6 hrs. I'll look into that the next time I fully discharge the battery
1611894
Yes, the power source, being the power coming into your home, must be wired to the emergency light for two reasons. One, to keep the battery charged in the emergency light and two, incase of a power outage the emergency light will come automatically.
1632216
You just plug in your USB cord and it automatically turns on. and when you plug the cord out it turns off
944663
No, Once it's plugged in, it becomes an emergency light. If the power goes out, it will come on immediately. This is what I bought it for. If I'm asleep, and the power goes out, the light will wake me up. When in the emergency mode (plugged in) It will come on when you un-plug it. Then you can use it full power (as it will be when un-plugged) or 1/2 power, or shut it off with the switch. Un-plugged, it become a flash light with two brightness levels. VERY bright, VERY solid light, works GREAT, recomend and would deffinately buy again.
301374
The auto off light turns on only when auto off kicks in. I left mine on my shoulders for over an hour after a long day. It automatically shut itself off then the light turned on so I knew why.
1122028
There is a 'load' power switch in the upper right hand corner that does what you want ... unless you leave the switch ON, there is NO automatic. HTH.
432016
its probably on automatic and you should not just leave it plugged up test it out and put a small appliance like a radio or something
804237
It will turn on automatically - I used an outlet-based remote to turn it on and off and it worked great.
1142631
You can set it to come on automatically as a night light. The other option is to set it as an emergency light when the power goes off. I have one set as a night light in the front of the house and two as power failure lights in the kitchen and master bedroom.
365261
No it does not have an automatic turn on option. Once ou turn the unit on you can adjust how long you would like the unit to run for.