LE60 - The time clock is a "zone timer" and not a "system timer"


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Issue with LE60 Time Clock:

  • Problem: The system doesn’t stop at the programmed time.
  • Reason: The LE60 is a “zone timer,” not a “system timer.”

Example:

  • Zone 1: Always on (can’t be programmed).
  • Zone 2:
    • Start: 9 AM
    • Stop: 5 PM

What Happens:

  • At 5 PM, Zone 2 stops.
  • If Zone 2 is the only active zone, the system stops.
  • If another zone (e.g., Zone 3) is on, the system continues running even after Zone 2 stops.

Solution:

  • Program all other zones to turn off at the same time (e.g., 5 PM).

This ensures the entire system stops if multiple zones are active.