Does this light have a momentary contact switch for activation, or do you have to turn it on and off in a separate motion for each on/off cycle?
1523833
There is a button on the back of the handle that when suppressed will keep the light on, but as soon as it's released the light goes off; it's great for quick light control when using it with a pistol. The back of the handle also rotates as your on/off cycle that requires separate motions.
1523834
Hold the button for momentary on, twist for constant on. I carry it every night. Happy holidays.
1523835
The tail cap switch may be pushed for momentary on. The tail cap must be screwed completly down for continuos on.
1523836
Momentary - unless you screw in the end cap that makes it stay on. Serious wall of light...
1004765
It has a click switch! Click once to turn on and again to turn off! This is the best spotlight I have ever owned. I will be planning on more in the near future.
23392
It is not automatic so you have to turn it on when you want it on. There is a switch in the back that you turn to the on position at night and then it will be activated by motion. Turn that switch off in the morning and then it will not be effected by any motion.
1808330
There is no on/off switch, the unit has a motion sensor that comes on/off when plugged in. We are using this in our laundry room which is dark when we step-in from the garage. This unit throws enough light to turn on the ceiling light.
691787
it is not momentary switch. It is much like a light switch, with an on and off position.
2204226
If I remember correctly, there is a manual override capability. I believe, if you have a standard on/off switch, you cycle the switch from "on" to "off" back to "on" quickly it will turn on the light. If you cycle it again it will go back to automatic.
615997
Yes, this light is wired for a light switch to stay on for motion, or switch off if you don't want the light to come on.
1146388
The light shuts off by itself and comes on by itself when there is movement. There is a high and low intensity switch. Hope it helps.
1199698
Sure, easy, Jeff. On the TOP there are 2 sections: the longer section contains the little LED bulbs. The other shorter section, on top, has an oblong gray shape with a sort-of slim black v-shape inside of it. With your finger TOUCH the top of the oblong shape. Voila! Light goes on. Slide your finger down to the bottom of the little shape. light goes out. that's it. The whole thing is touch activated. No switches! Let me know if this was helpful! (You can also just touch the top of the grey shape to turn on and just touch the bottom to turn off. (Sliding your finger up and down gives you gradations of light from brightest to dimmest and off.
377716
no. it uses a button . but this is a great light. you wont be disappointed. in fact as soon as im done answering im going to order another one for a Christmas gift. thanks for reminding me.
955137
The light will turn on at the level you selected to be at each time, highly recommend this light, I have used if for several months and works great.
2247721
Yes. Any movement will trigger it, but the light will not stay on very long.
2217457
I don't know the answer to this question. You will have to contact the manufacturer for this question. This light is controlled for on and off by pushing the light.
517273
It has to be switched on manually. Only one button that can be set to off/day/night.It cannot be set on timer mode to change the type of lighting.
77421
The light has a control switch which you can turn to OFF; the control choices are AUTO, ON, and OFF. It's a very effective light--better than any other motion-sensor light that I've ever purchased.
205604
Yes & No ... I just moved mine to a switch and it will turn the light off , if already on, but you must touch it to turn it back on. I would not recommend it if you are looking for a lamp that will switch on and off without having to hunt for it in the dark and touch it. It always has to be within an arm's reach.
1792560
This is NOT a momentary switch. Therefore, when you actuate it to off it stays there, when you actuate it to on, it stays there. With two "on" positions I use it as a reversing switch for a stepping motor. Then I can run it forward or reverse or off.