Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Does this product have the random feature?
Document: I'll keep trying to return them and get the one with the random feature that's advertized. Amazon - if anybody is reading this, you've got to update the photo for your product on the webpage and return the mislabeled products. My review isn't the only one that is complaining about this particular snafu.
There seem to be 2 models floating around. If the Random feature is not obvious on yours make sure to look at the Hour button. If it says "HOUR/RND" then it has the random feature and you can find instructions on how to use it on the second page of the manual. It is easy to overlook and I originally gave a bad review because I thought I was sent to wrong product but it was my mistake.
I'd like to give this timer a better review but because I can't seem to activate the random function and from what the Amazon image looks like, it appears that I got what I ordered (product model # 15154)  Has anybody else had this problem? Is there a step that I'm missing? Please comment if you can help me figure these out. The manual says nothing about a random feature, even though it lists both the 15150 and 15154 product numbers.
A tiny (RND) indicator is visible on the LCD display when the feature is enabled. In random mode, it distorts your programmed ON/OFF time by +/- 0 to 30 minutes.
This is all the timer you'll ever need. It can store like a million programs and has a random feature. I programmed my lights so many different ways now I even think I am at home.
Big plus is that it has 20 programmable intervals, and an assortment of day configurations....because all of us don't work a 9 to 5. It's very easy to program and the random feature is cool (except when you're at home LOL)
It was easy to set up, and does exactly what it says it does (and what I want it to do). I really like the random feature, as it can give the appearance someone is home in a more realistic way. The on/off override is great for those times when we don't want to use the timer.
If you hit the button a second time, it will resume the automatic schedule.Great feature is it has a internal battery backup so that if the power goes out, you don't have to reset the clock.All in all, very happy with the product.
I agree, however, that occasional adjustments can be a pain. If like me you have it plugged in down low, you have to get on your knees or just unplug it to make adjustments...but that is no different from the mechanical timers really. All in all it does what it is intended to do. I don't know if it has a random feature, nor do I need that.
Ordered this timer for a lamp in our living room- we wanted the random on/off feature. It is a little quirky to set up, but after the initial set up, works like a charm, no complaints at all!TIP: When programming and selecting auto on/auto off, the setting is what it should be doing right now, not how you would want it to start its program cycle.
Answer: yes