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Question: Can you use this as a normal light switch, and yet have it come on in the morning M-F only at a set time if it is off?
Document: I use this for my front entry lights. It's a Honeywell product built very well and works awesome too. Very easy to program. It has the ability to set multiple programs but I only have one programmed so the lights come on in the evening and shut off in the morning. The light almond color matches nicely. Another great benefit is if the power goes out, this doesn't affect the set time so you don't need to re-program it after each power outage.
I ordered this product as the standard programmable switches don't work with cfl bulbs ( which I found out the hard way), and this one works perfectly.If you use cfl bulbs, this is a good switch, priced on par with the other switches, and by a brand I trust.And programmable switches are great, always come home to the porch light on, never worry about turning it off, etc
The Honeywell timer switch is similar to the switches I could find in the big box stores. I had purchased a couple of others before and this one is a little easier to program and the feature to over ride the programming is easier to use. You need to have a neutral wire in the junction box to use it though. Some of the others just require a hot. It does not come with a cover plate though.
I had no problem setting this switch up. It have easy to follow instruction and it works like a charm. It is a good security feature simply because no one know whether or not any one is home or not. You can set it to operate at different times each day throughout the week or you can set it at the same time everyday throughout the week. It's a good item to have and I would recommend to others with confidence.
Take some time the first time thru programming it and make sure everything is correct (especially the AM vs. PM). There is an audible click of a relay when the switch is activated manually or remotely, but this is really of no concern to me. A nice feature is the visual AUTO on the display that tells you when the switch has been activated automatically.NOTE: Check your wiring before purchasing one of these. You MUST have a neutral wire in your wall box to use this.
this thing is the best i never have to turn my front light on ever.... even tho the first one malfunctioned on me the second one works great... the installing part is the hardest especially if you don't know anything about electrical things...  other than that it work great...After exactly a month my second switch malfunctioned also i don't know if i got a bad set but its really a bothersome to have to get another one...
Honeywell RPLS731B1009/U EconoSWITCH 7-Day Programmable Timer is easy to install and easy to program/reprogram. I installed one a few weeks ago and it worked well. The clock on the switch is pretty accurate but doesn't handle daylight saving time automatically.
We first tried to use dawn to dusk sensors for our front porch light, but due to the overhang on the porch, they never worked correctly. It was initally purchased for when we were on vacation, but it's great for all year long. The quick push button for on/off that supercedes the timer is a great feature. Was very easy to install.
Once you do the first one, the next one goes quickly. No need for outside light sensors, just install these. Plus they indicate the time on the LCD panel, although somewhat small, its a handy little feature. They work great.
I'm using this programmable switch to control home exterior lights. The 7-day programmable timer allows me to make the lights turn on at different times each day so conniving people will have a harder time figuring out I'm not home. The only downside to this (and the reason behind my 4 stars instead of 5) is that programming all 7 schedules are tedious and time consuming.
Answer: yes