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Outdoor Lighting Timer with Remote Control
Before using your timer, please read the following instructions carefully.
FEATURES
• Wirelessly turns lights and appliances on/off up to 50’ or 15m away
• Choice of operating mode – dusk to dawn, 2, 4, 6 & 8 Hour settings or manual ON/OFF
• Dual outlets – can control two devices
• Easy to install – just plug it in.
INSTALLATION
1. Mount the timer onto a wall near a GFCI receptacle with the timer’s photo sensor facing
outward. (Note:) To ensure proper operation of automatic function. Ensure photocell
sensor is shielded from all night time sources of light i.e. floodlights.
2. Nail or screw head must extend at least 3/16” out from the wall (nails or screws not included).
Hang the receiver from the slot on back of the unit onto the nail or screw. Plug the power
supply cord of the receiver into the outlet.
3. Plug the device cord into either of the two receptacles at the bottom of the receiver.
PROGRAMMING ON/OFF SETTINGS
Rotate the dial on the timer to select one of the following settings
Dial position Function
OFF Power OFF
ON Power ON
DUSK-DAWN Powers ON at dusk, OFF at dawn
2 Hrs ON at dusk – OFF in 2 hours
4 Hrs ON at dusk – OFF in 4 hours
6 Hrs ON at dusk – OFF in 6 hours
8 Hrs ON at dusk – OFF in 8 hours
TIMER AND REMOTE INTERACTION
Your timer includes a remote control allowing temporary override:
• Temporary override ON: turns the timer ON for desired settings (2, 4, 6 or 8 Hours).
Please note if your timer dial position is preset it will restart from ‘0’ and count until it
reaches the time set on the dial.
• Temporary override OFF: turns the timer OFF for 12 hours before switching control back to the timer.
Timer Dial Position
Using the Remote
OFF Press the remote and the timer will turn OFF
ON Press the remote the and timer will turn ON
DUSK-DAWN
2, 4, 6 or 8 HRS
Press the remote and it will go into a
manual restart mode. The timer will restart
from ‘0’ and count until it reaches the time
set on the dial, or dawn time. Please refer to
examples below for further explanation.

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