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This Item  XDP Small Miniature Timer on Off Cycling delay Relay 0.1 sec to 9999 Hours. 3V 12V 18V DC 5A. Power On Off delay, Cycling. Industrial Control and Hobby. and Programmer |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| weight | 23 grams | 25 grams | — | — | — | 0.01 ounces |
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Working well after performing full reset/re-program. No more squirrels under hood:)
Working well so far. Initially used instruction video to try to program, and followed instructions precisely a few times, but program wouldn't take - It just flashed rapidly instead of programmed on/off times. After locating & performing the full reset steps in the manual the programming took.Used this for DIY under hood pest repellent, like a Rid-A-Rat on steroids, one that would for sure work. After trying everything (sonic, smells, etc) to keep squirrels from building nests under hood of a little-used truck decided to try LIGHT. Have no outside outlet near truck or might have just dropped an LED work light under hood. Needed something battery operated.Anyway this little DIY project is working to keep them away. Used this item to set about 33% duty cycle, 30 secs on 1 min off. Hooked to trunk battery through an inline fuse along with:* two 6641 White 30mm(1.23") 5050 3-SMD 12V Festoon Dome Light LED Bulbs (Amazon)* two ADJUSTABLE FESTOON BASE DOME SOCKET BULB LED UNIVERSAL HOLDERS EMPTY 31-42MM (e bay)* two Nickel (but use Quarter) Size Crystal Clear Round Coin Tubes by Whitman - Twist Off Cap (e bay). Quarter size for easier fit.* ALLPOWERS Solar Battery Maintaner 12V 18W Solar Car Boat Power Panel Charger Maintainer (Amazon) to compensate/keep battery charged.Some wire, solder + wire ties & thin foam to wrap around wire to keep it from making noise @ speed (done after photos).Might seem a bit coo-coo but if you've ever tried to keep mice, squirrels, pests from making nests under hoods of seldom used vehicles you know what I was up against:) This is working very well & unattended to keep 'em away.UPDATE (added photo w/chewed wire): Timer still great. I tried lowering duty cycle to 3 mins off/20 sec on for better solar charger/drain ratio in winter... Bad move. Squirrels are crafty and were smart enough to chew the wire to both lights. Was briefly upset but then impressed & amazed:) Think they're smarter than some coworkers of mine:)So another cleanout, repair of single truck wire they chewed, LED rewire and programing shorter duty cycle.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018
Used this for DIY under hood pest repellent, like a Rid-A-Rat on steroids, one that would for sure work. After trying everything (sonic, smells, etc) to keep squirrels from building nests under hood of a little-used truck decided to try LIGHT. Have no outside outlet near truck or might have just dropped an LED work light under hood. Needed something battery operated.
Anyway this little DIY project is working to keep them away. Used this item to set about 33% duty cycle, 30 secs on 1 min off. Hooked to trunk battery through an inline fuse along with:
* two 6641 White 30mm(1.23") 5050 3-SMD 12V Festoon Dome Light LED Bulbs (Amazon)
* two ADJUSTABLE FESTOON BASE DOME SOCKET BULB LED UNIVERSAL HOLDERS EMPTY 31-42MM (e bay)
* two Nickel (but use Quarter) Size Crystal Clear Round Coin Tubes by Whitman - Twist Off Cap (e bay). Quarter size for easier fit.
* ALLPOWERS Solar Battery Maintaner 12V 18W Solar Car Boat Power Panel Charger Maintainer (Amazon) to compensate/keep battery charged.
Some wire, solder + wire ties & thin foam to wrap around wire to keep it from making noise @ speed (done after photos).
Might seem a bit coo-coo but if you've ever tried to keep mice, squirrels, pests from making nests under hoods of seldom used vehicles you know what I was up against:) This is working very well & unattended to keep 'em away.
UPDATE (added photo w/chewed wire): Timer still great. I tried lowering duty cycle to 3 mins off/20 sec on for better solar charger/drain ratio in winter... Bad move. Squirrels are crafty and were smart enough to chew the wire to both lights. Was briefly upset but then impressed & amazed:) Think they're smarter than some coworkers of mine:)
So another cleanout, repair of single truck wire they chewed, LED rewire and programing shorter duty cycle.
Working well after performing full reset/re-program. No more squirrels under hood:)
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018
Working well so far. Initially used instruction video to try to program, and followed instructions precisely a few times, but program wouldn't take - It just flashed rapidly instead of programmed on/off times. After locating & performing the full reset steps in the manual the programming took.Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018
Used this for DIY under hood pest repellent, like a Rid-A-Rat on steroids, one that would for sure work. After trying everything (sonic, smells, etc) to keep squirrels from building nests under hood of a little-used truck decided to try LIGHT. Have no outside outlet near truck or might have just dropped an LED work light under hood. Needed something battery operated.
Anyway this little DIY project is working to keep them away. Used this item to set about 33% duty cycle, 30 secs on 1 min off. Hooked to trunk battery through an inline fuse along with:
* two 6641 White 30mm(1.23") 5050 3-SMD 12V Festoon Dome Light LED Bulbs (Amazon)
* two ADJUSTABLE FESTOON BASE DOME SOCKET BULB LED UNIVERSAL HOLDERS EMPTY 31-42MM (e bay)
* two Nickel (but use Quarter) Size Crystal Clear Round Coin Tubes by Whitman - Twist Off Cap (e bay). Quarter size for easier fit.
* ALLPOWERS Solar Battery Maintaner 12V 18W Solar Car Boat Power Panel Charger Maintainer (Amazon) to compensate/keep battery charged.
Some wire, solder + wire ties & thin foam to wrap around wire to keep it from making noise @ speed (done after photos).
Might seem a bit coo-coo but if you've ever tried to keep mice, squirrels, pests from making nests under hoods of seldom used vehicles you know what I was up against:) This is working very well & unattended to keep 'em away.
UPDATE (added photo w/chewed wire): Timer still great. I tried lowering duty cycle to 3 mins off/20 sec on for better solar charger/drain ratio in winter... Bad move. Squirrels are crafty and were smart enough to chew the wire to both lights. Was briefly upset but then impressed & amazed:) Think they're smarter than some coworkers of mine:)
So another cleanout, repair of single truck wire they chewed, LED rewire and programing shorter duty cycle.
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These are great. Does not work with a PWM signal directly
Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2018