LED grow light Timer 2000W 24H cycle Timer Programmable Digital Electric Display Timer for led grow light,every day aut on/off Indoor Gardening 1000W grow light Timer Function Timer Switch

Use the timer switch to program your lighting, you can set the working time of the LED light according to the lighting time required for each plant growth,not to worry about forgetting to turn off the lights. How to use: 1. Set 4 hours on, 20 hours off, step 1: Press SET button, the display will flash, Step 2: Press T+ button 5 times until display 04, Step 3: Press SET button to confirm, light is on, If the setting is successful, the display will show 4:00, and the 4-hour countdown will start. After the countdown ends, the light turns off. When the light is off, the display will show 20:00, and the light will turn off for 20 hours. Cycle once every 24 hours. 2. The opening time can be set from 1 hour to 23 hours. The setting process: Step 1: Press the SET button. Step 2: Press the T+ button or the T- button to adjust the time number. Step 3: Press the EST button to confirm , the setting is successful. 3. Always turn on, Step 1: Press SET button, Step 2: Press T+ button to adjust to 24, Step 3: Press SET button to confirm, the display will show ON, the light will be on, and the setting will be successful. 4. Turn off, Step 1: Press SET button, Step 2: Press T- button to adjust to 00. Step 3: Press SET button to confirm, the display will show OFF, the light will be off, and the setting will be successful. 5. After the power is turned off, the timer will memorize the current setting. After power-on again, it will be the same as the last set time. Restart the timing.

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