How does this turn off and on - a switch at the unit, or is there a toggle on the cord, or something else? Is it too strong to be used indoors?
206128
It's on a short chain that hangs down bottom of fan Very good outdoors. Loud on high
206129
There is a pull chain on the motor unit. It is a strong fan, but I wouldn't say too strong for indoors. I use mine in my basement and it's working out great.
206130
weeeelll, theres a chain at the bottom of the fan, you pull it. There is a attachment to the chain (making it longer) that comes with the fan. As far as indoors, its pretty loud at high speed and doe not neccesairy go astehtically speaking with most indoor decor. Great fan though, for garages (my use) or patios
206131
It uses a pull cord for on/off and speed control. In my opinion it is too strong for an in home application if you want to use it in a garage or warehouse type setting it would be ok.
206132
There is a pull chain that controls the on/off and fan speed. We have our fan mounted in the garage from the ceiling. It is provides a very good airflow and would likely be too strong indoors if run on high speed. I do love the fan. I wish I would have bought it years ago.
1777084
You could cut the cord and hard wire it but since the on/off switch is on the cord you would no longer be able to turn the light off.
351592
I put a 20 amp switch ahead of the unit to turn it off. It works as a "kill switch". I know of no other way of solving your problem...
2065743
I put the on/off switch in the basement for my rental unit so they don't mess with it. You could also wire it with no switch at all but I don't like not being able to shut things off.This unit is well worth the money for a rental unit. All the moisture problems in that bathroom went away when i put this in.
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It is powered by plugging it in. The only way to turn off everything is to take it completely out of the wall outlet. As for a similar item with the feature I would suggest a larger surge protector. Those normally have a on/off switch.
826630
There is a small switch on the side of the device. You may need to use a small precision screwdriver or a paper clip to flip it to the 'off' position.
462784
There is no on and off switch--it comes on when you plug it in and unplug to shut it off. Not what I would prefer, but I haven't had any problems.
123593
On the Top there is an on/off switch. I havent really been able to use this the way I would of liked.You really need to see where your power source is. And make sure it has no play.
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.
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Tarik, There is no switch on the heater, only a long extension cord. I installed a switched outlet to plug it into. That is the only way to avoid using the plug alone as an on/off switch. It is a very good unit,, it mounts very close to combustible materials and looks good. You may need 2 units if you are trying to heat a larger area. Hope that helps. I guess we should also thank Amazon for knowing I bought one and sending me a note to lend you a hand. Good luck!
220689
There is a button on the bottom of the unit that serves as an on/off switch.
1446065
No, there is no switch. You have to plug or unplug the power cord. Hope this helps!!
1036819
The unit can be directly wired, at which time it is always "on" and all you have to do is depress the stopper. Our house is older and there is an off/on switch so we must have the switch in the "on" position and then push down on the stopper. I bought a switch lock which covers the wall switch so it is always in the "on" position.
1536211
It's touch control. Touch it to turn on, increase the light strength and to turn it off. There is no switch.
144817
No, there is no on-off switch. I plug it into a power bar extension chord with an on-off switch.
2225915
Yes, pull the plug. The alternative would be to have an on/off switch on an extension cord.
666908
There is no option to turn it on and off via remote. I just unplug it from the back when not in use