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Kids login by clicking on their
name and entering their
password.
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Next, kids select which device
to turn on: a TV, a video game,
etc. |
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EyeTimer comes with special tamper-evident tape that, when removed, creates a visible mark. Parents tape the TV plug into the EyeTimer Switch (see diagram, right). For added security, we recommend that parents sign their names on the EyeTimer tamper-proof tape. Such a system is nearly 100% tamper proof for even the most mischievous children.
Some parents, for added security or safety reasons, may prefer to contain their EyeTimer Switch units in a lockable enclosure. A simple and effective device can be made in under 10 minutes using ordinary household tools. All components can be purchased at Lowes for approximately $24.00. One EyeTimer Enclosure accommodates one Switch. |
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Square D® QO® 60A Pull-Out Disconnect Switch Box, Mfr. Part #32800, or similar. Cost: $12.50. (Fig. 1) |
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Woods® Triple Outlet Heavy-Duty Indoor Extension Cord, or similar, in your choice of length. Cost: $7.36. (Fig. 2) |
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Heavy-grade snips, cutters or scissors capable of safely cutting plastic. Cost $6.00. (Fig. 3) |
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MasterLock® key/combination padlock or similar.
Cost: $2.96. (Fig. 4) |
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Instructions:
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| STEP 1: Open the Square D Load Center and remove any internal pieces and/or accessories so that it is empty (as shown). |
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| STEP 2: Using snips or a cutting tool, cut U-shaped holes large enough for the AC cords to fit through when the Switch is inserted into the box. (The U must be open at the top and deep enough to accommodate the cords without pinching when the cover is closed.) |
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| STEP 3: Plug your EyeTimer Switch into the Woods Extension Cord (the black cord shown in photo). |
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| STEP 4: Plug the device's AC plug (TV, video game) into the EyeTimer Switch (white cord shown in photo). |
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| STEP 5: Place the EyeTimer Switch into the Switch Box. Carefully thread the cords, one each, through the U-shaped holes. |
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| STEP 6: Close the box. After making sure the cords are secure, you may lock the box with a padlock. |
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