How Does Touch Time Delay Wall Light Switch Work?

About the switch
This Touch Time Delay Wall Light Switch can be used for bedroom lamps, table lamps, bedside lights, fans and so on. If you want to master the closing time of these appliances better, it is your really right choice. The switch is widely applied to apartments, hotels, government institutions and residential buildings, which does not require continuous use of ligths. It is easy to install and use, avoiding long light time and saving energy.

How Does it Work?
It is easy to use the switch. Just do as follows:
Touch the on/off control icon on the switch surface, turn on the lamp; touch the icon again, turn off the lamp.
Press the time control icons, the small red indicator will flash twice and keep lighting, which means success of setting lighting off time delay. 
Press the time control icons repeatedly, the delay time will be cumulate automatically. The lamp will turn off automatically if the cumulating time is up. The longest delay time is up to 4 hours.

Note: You can set up other time delay according to your actual need.
          Installation is same as normal light switch, so does not require negative line.
          It can replace traditional wall switch completely and smoothly.

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