🐠 Enhance Your Aquarium with Timer Module for Beamswork or EVO Quad LED Light Fixture" Review

The grammar on the instructions is a little wrong, but I was able to program my light successfully. I first turned off the light (the middle switch on the side to zero), connected the switch adapter to the other side, and then set the time by holding the hour and minute buttons (it's a 24-hour clock ). Second, I pressed and held the hour button until it switched to ON, then released it and waited for the time to flash. This is the time to set the hours and minutes when you want the light to…

Arrived quickly. Fits perfectly in the large round knob to the left of the LED bulb, simply remove the knob by unscrewing it, then plug in the timer module and unscrew the new cap that is on the cord. Now adjust his time. Quite easy. Follow the instructions below. 1) Press and hold both buttons to set the current time. Once it's done, wait a bit and time will tell. The timer uses military time FYI.2) Next day light timer. Press and hold the green button until it flashes. Set the on time first…

Although instructions are limited, this timer doesn't deserve a bad review. For $15, you get a device that lets you go on vacation and not worry about lighting your plants. The timer works as it should. Yes, you can only turn each light on and off once every 24 hours, but at the price you would expect. I set moonlight to 12 hours a day and daylight to 8 hours a day. If I put the daylight in the middle I get 2 o'clock moon, then 8 o'clock p.m. and then 2 o'clock moon. Set and forget. I won't…

The timer works great, the instructions are very difficult to understand. How to set the timer for the Beamswork DA 6500K 0.50W LED Aquarium Table Light. (1) Turn the side switch to the off position, unplug the machine. Then connect the electrical wire from the OEM digital timer to the access port on the side of the LED light. (2) Reconnect the device and the indicator should flash once, indicating the manual power button is off. (3) Press and hold the "white" and "blue" buttons simultaneously…

Nice timer that controls the white and blue LEDs separately. I found it easy to program and the timer actually tells the exact time. I've had one of these for a few months and it worked flawlessly. My only issue is that the LED on the timer itself is too bright; it is bright enough to be used as a night light (more on that in the next paragraph). I use this LED timer in my 240 gallon cichlid tank. Some fish tend to go mad and go wild when there is a sudden change in brightness, so I set the…

Just received and started horribly. I built it all weird and finally figured it out. To be honest, the instructions don't do anything, so I'll spare you the time you spent trying to figure it out.1. Once you get the timer, plug it in and set the time. You can use your phone or watch. This time is in 24-hour format, so if it is 5:00 PM, set the timer for 5:00 PM, and so on. Hold (until the numbers start flashing): WHITE + BLUE. When the numbers start flashing, release the 2 buttons and press the