Controlling a contactor with a GE plug-in outdoor switch

[rebelbah]

execute
with
GE #2 Plug-in Outdoor Switch
do
Turn on (only while Away, Night, or Home);
Wait until 5:00:00 AM (only while Away, Night, or Home);
Turn off (only while Away, Night, or Home);
Wait until 5:30:00 AM;
Turn on (only while Away, Night, or Home);
Wait until 5:00:00 PM;
Turn off (only while Away, Night, or Home);
Wait until 5:30:00 PM;
end with;
end execute;

trying to get the piston to turn on the GE plug-in outdoor switch to turn on at 5am off at 530am and again on at 5pm and off at 530pm

this is what it says at the top of the piston page in yellow “This piston does not subscribe to any events. Unless executed by other means, it will never run on its own.”

Do I have to separate the On & OFF time in individual statements

[Mike1616]

Well…a Wait is not a Trigger. Read the article below.

Conditions and Triggers: The difference?

as new users join the community, we expect that at some point many new users will ask this question. so, heres a quick note. conditions: if there are NO triggers in a piston, webcore checks the conditions to decide which events that piston should be subscribed to. if there are triggers in that piston, webcore does NOT subscribe to the events the conditions refer to. triggers: if there are triggers in a piston webcore ONLY checks the triggers to …

So there’s two ways you can do what you want… I show both below.

You can use Time or a Timer. You just have to construct them a bit differently. Either way will work though. Your choice.

[rebelbah]

Thank you will try correct my piston and update here