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

Very easy to use and versatile little device. It took a few tries to figure it out, but it's hard. It's just that you can't leave the Wi-Fi trigger grounded and your new program won't "pick up" until you unplug and plug back in. I use it to keep my ignition circuitry active when I start my car (from power on to start back to power on) - this little gem keeps my ECU from resetting during the slight flash between power on and start. Highly recommended

I'm an MDT Toyota techie. We had a salesman who lost all the keys to a new Highlander and the only way to keep the smart key computer running so you can refill is to flick the door lock switch at 1.5 second intervals - and turn off. Over 20 minutes at a time. Lose the rhythm and you start over. This solves this problem. Use a relay to turn on the circuit ground and an adapter box to power the timer. If you're a Toyota technician, spend $40 and get programmable Wi-Fi.

Wow this timer is amazing. I was looking for a timer to make my own spot welder and I needed to see a quick trigger with a one shot delay. This timer works flawlessly down to 1/30 of a second. Some timers are difficult to program but this one has WIFI connection which makes it very easy. Power on the timer with the white positive power wire to enable Wi-Fi, then connect to the timer. This is really easy and there are many different settings that can replace any other type of timer. If you need…

Used to turn on the headlights and taillights when using the wipers, which is required in many states. I already have relays for low and high beam and LED bulbs in the taillights, so that should work just fine. I'm waiting for a new wiper delay switch to see which wire works best. I set function 10 with timer 1 to 10 seconds, which corresponds to the lamp switch-on delay. This allows you to quickly wash or wipe the windshield without turning on the headlights. I used 20 seconds for timer 2…

The user manual link provided worked fine. Instructions where easy to follow. I literally programmed this timer in 3 minutes and installed it in the car in 15 minutes. The car project consisted of installing an Android Auto module and Carplay (phone mirroring) with a rear camera. The module required a trigger to turn it on. The manufacturer suggested installing a normally open snap-action switch. I didn't want to add a switch. First, it should be visible in the car. Second, it must be manually…

So I used the previous model for years and it was great. I've become an expert at programming and great little modules for all kinds of projects. This new Wi-Fi was very easy to set up. This is good for different projects because if you need to reprogram the device, you don't have to take everything apart. Just turn on the Wi-Fi mode and change the time or program in seconds. This is a game changer if you expect to have to change settings frequently. It also still has the same power saving mode

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…