Offers 10, 20, 30, and 60 minute timers as well as an always-on mode.
Uses the LEDs to display time selection and turns off LEDs as remaining time decreases.
Always-on | 60m | 30m | 20m | 10m | |
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X | led 5 | ||||
X | led 4 | ||||
X | X | led 3 | |||
X | X | X | led 2 | ||
X | X | X | X | X | led 1 |
While off, pressing any button will turn on power and start a 10 minute timer.
Button | Tap while off | Tap while on | Long press while off or on |
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up | 10m timer | increase timer | always-on/timer disabled** |
down | 10m timer | decrease timer | 30 minute timer |
power | 10m timer | power-off |
Turning on from Home Assistant will start a 10 minute timer.
** The always-on mode can also be enabled by pressing the up/increase-timer button again after reaching the 60m setting. While always-on is enabled, pressing either the down/decrease-timer button or the power button will exit the always-on mode.
Only use this for low-power/energy-efficient fans! DO NOT connect this device to a heater, ever!
Be 100% certain that the connected load will not exceed the switch's limited power handling capabilities!
Power handling capabilities can be found on the Martin Jerry MJ-SD01 support page under the "Specifications:" section.
These devices are not toys. They use Mains AC so there is a danger of electrocution if not installed properly. If you don't know how to install it, please call an electrician. Remember: SAFETY FIRST. It is not worth to risk yourself, your family and your home if you don't know exactly what you are doing. Never try to connect a wire to flash a device while it is connected to MAINS AC.
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Disclaimer borrowed from Tasmota github page.