Questions about Brennenstuhl Primera Line DT IP 44 CH Version

neiil

6 years ago

Good day Is it possible to switch on 12h from 08:00 to 20:00 automatically for each day of the week (loop)?

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enakinstar

3 years ago

I need help I am doing something wrong I have done the 6-22 o'clock (on) but it always stays off or on. What am I doing wrong? What do I have to print so that it is only on between 6am and 10pm and off otherwise?

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Anonymous

3 years ago

AUTO" must be visible in the display; only then does the timer switch on and off automatically. Press the mode button until "AUTO" and "OK" are active, then press the "OK" button.

KaufrauschMarsi

5 years ago

If I have to switch on unexpectedly... Is it easy: switch ON and switch back to AUTOmatik ?

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panderegg

5 years ago

Helpful answer

Yes, you can simply press the "Mode" button to switch between the 4 operating modes.

UL8802

5 years ago

I want to turn on the power of a towel heater for 45 minutes at the touch of a button. Is the countdown of this timer suitable for this, i.e. can I programme the 45 minutes and then press a button to start it again and again? I have read the manual, but it doesn't say whether you have to set the time every time or whether a simple push of a button is enough.

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Roger515

5 years ago

Alternatively, if you have a smartphone, you can also use such an intermediate plug and then configure switch-on schedules, or also switch on directly with the smartphone. There is a function "Automatically off again after switching on" after x minutes: myStrom Energy Control

MHaferl

5 years ago

Good evening I am looking for a timer to switch on a device without additional programming at any time for x minutes without additional programming. Is this possible with the device?

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Rapwit

5 years ago

hello. does the is/ought time remain after e.g. 12h power failure or does the backup battery only refer to the stored times?

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stefaneichinger

5 years ago

Everything remains stored. But the backup battery really doesn't last very long. So it's just good enough for a power cut. (I hope we don't have a 12-hour power cut), or to change the socket or to do the programming in a more comfortable position.

turboturm

5 years ago

Is this a 3-pin Swiss plug? Or what does the CH version in the type designation refer to?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

I don't know if the CH in the product designation refers to the plug. But I assume so, because it is a three-pin CH plug. There is no mention of an adapter that has to be plugged in. That would be pretty weird, because then you would need an adapter for the socket. Everything is CH standard.