if this were connected to an outlet with a wall switch. Would it go on if the switch were to be turned off and then back on?
217730
mine does not. It needs to be cycled back on... However, the unit can be sensitive to power surges and things like hair dryers turning on and off. Occasionally, you will just see the light turn on by itself. Not much of a problem, unless it goes on while you are away. I understand this is an issue with all switches that work on a conduction system. (like those lamps where you just touch the base and they turn on)
2130160
Think of this as a big plug that you have plugged into your outlet - when you plug something in- is turns on. So, no, there is not on and off switch. It is always on, the same as any wall plug.
193770
Yes it will run continuously if it plugs in.But it usually have a switch on the wall to control on and off!
986085
I have it so it will plug into an outlet that is switched. you would have to wire in your own switch as it does not come with one.
1801580
No. Once it's plugged it will turn on perfectly. Once unplugged, it will turn off and rest.
933245
Yes, just have the chains pulled in the on position, and then use the wall switch to turn on and off.
670030
No. No on/off switch. Plug the wall wart (power supply) into a switched power supply such as a power strip, power conditioner, etc. Wouldn't recommend just leaving it on all of the time when not in use. Product works very well for what it is intended for.
1403224
No. It has to be manually turned on and off. It will probably run out of power and cut itself off and come back on if it were charged back up.
507168
Personally I cannot be 100% sure. However I would suppose it could. I say this because when you push the button it make a "CLICK" sound in the wall portion. I believe it is making this sound because some sort of actuator or something is actually moving a physical switch inside the wall unit. Therefore it disconnects the circuit like any "normal" wall switch.
2116276
No, it does not have an On/Off switch; it works plugging direct to outlet source. But I recommendit, is a very practical device. And comes with a surge protector too
1160659
A definite maybe...sometimes if you engage the on switch before plugging it in it comes on when you plug in without tripping; other times no. Can be a temperamental thing.....
729206
Hi, No you wire it into your wall outlet and turn it on with a wall switch. Hope that helps.
1565041
No, this lamp plugs into an outlet and is not wired to a wall switch. It would need to be plugged in to a dimmer adapter similar to a Lutron TT-300NLH-BL Credenza Lamp Dimmer.
1966209
the off/on switch provides protection only to the outlet itself, if there are other outlets on the the same switch will not be protected.
594309
I would think if your outlet is the item that's programmable, that it should, but I can't say for sure. I do know that the item itself can be set to turn on only when it gets a certain temp, much like a thermostat. Not sure if that helps
1335384
Once it is plugged in, the unit is off (meaning no LED will light up) unless turned on. When in that situation, LED will automatically power on during power failure. If it is not plugged to the wall outlet, it will not do any thing once it is power off.
2229583
Stuart, remember this is just a mechanical 'finger' so the voltage behind the switch does not matter (assuming a typical wall toggle switch)