Hi, I did not connect reset and gate. To reset, which I rarely do, just disconnect mains from breaker form a second and new time settings will be applied.
This timer can not switch on/off a device or lamp for a fractional time. For example if you want to switch on a device / lamp at 6:45 pm and switch off it at 11pm every day on repeatedly..... it is not possible. So, this timer is not useful.
I am not sure if that is true. Relay has units for minutes and fraction of seconds as well. You need to put the value in that way , not in standard 6:45PM way. It is bit cumbersome. Another big downside of this relay is that if there is power fluctuation, the timers start from zero which meas your syncronization of T1 and T2 with day and night times will be riuned. I would suggest going for 'digital relays' which have built in clock and easily manageable time format.
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Did you have the other two hooked up, for reset and gate ?
Hi, I did not connect reset and gate. To reset, which I rarely do, just disconnect mains from breaker form a second and new time settings will be applied.
Hey buddy I have japani connecter which is used to control direct load on this relay but can't understand connecter pls help
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This timer can not switch on/off a device or lamp for a fractional time. For example if you want to switch on a device / lamp at 6:45 pm and switch off it at 11pm every day on repeatedly..... it is not possible. So, this timer is not useful.
I am not sure if that is true. Relay has units for minutes and fraction of seconds as well. You need to put the value in that way , not in standard 6:45PM way. It is bit cumbersome. Another big downside of this relay is that if there is power fluctuation, the timers start from zero which meas your syncronization of T1 and T2 with day and night times will be riuned. I would suggest going for 'digital relays' which have built in clock and easily manageable time format.