thatguy2001
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Week 3 of flower and I woke up to find that two of my lights we on 5 hours after they should have turned off.
I have a controller that shuts off all but two of them, but the other two don't work with the controller so I have them on a separate time that failed.
This timer is a digital one with two outlets, so it worked perfectly in time with the controller until this morning. I tried cycling it through and it just doesn't turn off anymore.
This unit is only about two weeks old and replaced two analog timers that worked, but coordinating them to the controller every time we had a power outage or the time changed.
Two questions:
first, for those of you who use digital timers, are the any that can be trusted? My controller has never had a problem, I just need an outlet time that is reliable.
Second, would you recommend I change the controller to give 12 hours of dark from the time I pulled the plug? I would then try to rotate them back to their original schedule over a period of a week.