Timers normally execute even when network is cut off, as long as the device is still connected to a power supply. However, timers may not work on the following conditions.
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If the power outage happens exactly when the timer should execute, then this timer won’t work for this time. For instance, we set a timer that a device will turn on at 8:00 am. If there is a power outage at 8:00am, then this timer won’t execute after power restores.
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Inching function and interlock mode indirectly changes the status of a device, which in turn cause timers to malfunction. For example, we set an inching duration of 2 seconds and a schedule to turn on at 8:00 am on one device. In reality, the device will turn on at 8:00am and turn off by itself 2 seconds later due to inching is enabled.
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In rare cases, hardware defect will cause timers to malfunction. Please contact your seller for after-sales assistance.