Review on WIFI Timer with Configurable Time On/Off Delay, Cycling, 📶 and Optional Trigger - 10 AMP 6V 12V 18V 24V by Simo Whisperer

The only solution is to connect sequential turn signals in a flasher relay situation! I had to constantly power the LED strips in series when the turn signal was on, but I could only find turn signal power that was after the turn signal relay. This timer solved my problem by being triggered by the turn signal input and setting the timer to maintain a constant voltage across the LED strip. When the direction indicator is switched off, the LED strip also goes out. I used the 13 timer function with the digital trigger set to 2. I had to set the low trigger voltage to a very low level for it to recognize the trigger. After playing around with the T1 time in the settings, I was able to get the exact consistent time I wanted. Initially I set it for too long and when I turned off my turn signal my headlights kept flashing for a few seconds. (You may like this feature, but I don't)