🔧 Master Your Timing with NOYITO!
The NOYITO 4-Channel Programmable Time Relay Controller offers a sophisticated solution for managing solenoid valves with its 99-step programmable timing, robust industrial-grade reliability, and user-friendly interface. With features like password protection and adjustable timing ranges, this controller is designed for professionals seeking precision and control in their automation tasks.
T**N
Well-made components
Seems to be quality haven't had time to program it yet. Good solder joints
D**D
Controller bricked after a short time of use.
The instructions are horrible. I understand that they are translated from Chinese, but they could pay someone to write a proper set of instructions. Having an extensive amount of experience programing timing relays, I was able to get this to work for what I wanted it to do. After many, many hours of programming and wiring the relays properly I was finally ready for the final install. The first problem was that it was glitchy. It would work 6 or 7 times perfectly, then it would randomly jump to a different step without having changed any programming or wiring.The final straw came while performing the last function test, the PTR4 Controller just stopped working. The timer would simply not start. I tried to reprogram, change all the settings and even tried to run it in auto (timing starts upon power up), nothing worked. It is essentially bricked. Back to Amazon it goes.I considered exchanging it, but the truth is, I need something reliable for the function I was hoping to utilize this for. It is clearly not reliable.
K**N
Works for what I need
Somewhat difficult to program. Instructions are vague.
B**F
Easy way to control 4 high power devices accurately in tight and complex sequences.
Very nice little relay timer. I wanted to sequence 4 external high current relays to duty cycle a generator output to multiple heavy appliances. This made that easy. I could have used 4 individual plug-in timers but wanted a common timer to avoid two appliances on at the same time (because manual timers drift) which would overload generator. A single timer does this in its sleep.So I have 8 states: A on 30 min, 2s delay, B on 30 min, 2s delay, C on 30 min, 2s delay, D on 30 min, 2s delay, repeat. Start & Stop momentary buttons.Could have used an Arduino with Relay shield but this is easier. Instructions are clear - just read thru completely once as some features like infinite loops require long button pushes.Now I can use my single modest power generator to power several neighbors’ refrigerators without fear of overload. Less gas, less noise, less cost.
Y**G
it's doing the job right now
exactly what I needed
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