Is it capable of momentary on operations?
2006963
Buy the Zitrades brand that looks identical. It is AMAZING & the company only sells quality stuff. It has momentary operation. It dims SLOWLY so you can replace the battery whenever you want. It's just a few dollars more, I own 3 of the Zitrades, only one I'll buy now.
2006964
Hi Toby, no, the switch is either on or off. If you slowly press the button, it latches before the LED comes on.
2006965
A further comment. I picked up another one of these flashlights from LED Wholesalers at one of their trade shows in 2013 and discovered the model had changed. If you have the model with the rubber button on the back, it is as the others have said a binary switch. The older style with the metal button is the one which can be flashed.
2006966
No. The on-off button is a discrete binary switch, either on or off with a firm click. That is the way the switch should be. This is a pocket flashlight. You would not want pressure on the switch to turn this flashlight on in a pocket, glowing through the fabric and draining the battery.
2006967
Yes, the on off switch on this model is on the back and is a round metal spring-loaded button. You have to press it down about 2mm in order to engage the latch which toggles it on or off, but it will light if you only press it halfway.
1162814
Yes, there is a button on the bottom which manually override current on/off status.
105665
Yes. Come on and then you can immediatly tap on the switch and it will go off. Works great!!
956605
As I understand the definition of 'momentary on', it does not. Momentary on to me means that the light is on if a button is held 'in' and is off immediately upon release such as for signalling code. This would be difficult with this flashlight.
1779181
The instructions say that it can be programmed to perform a series of button "pushes". I haven't used it yet. Overall, this is a good remote for cost.
1167861
Yes it does have a momentary mode. You can also lock out the light by unscrewing the tail cap by one half turn.
1461508
No, unfortunately not. You can adjust the intensity but not the timing. I don't think that any of these types can be manually operated.
240365
Yes the oscillation feature is able to turn on and off via the oscillation knob.
600286
Yes, it is a latching switch. A momentary switch is the opposite of this, it will not "click and stay on". Hope this helps!
372121
Yes. Simply pressing the large button acts as a switch, overriding the program until it is set to come on or you manipulate the switch again. Awesome switch.
930302
Yes. It can even be set to auto-interval at set distances, so you don't have to press a button.
1569801
Yes you can. This is not a touch sensitive, rather a real mechanical on/off switch. It will go on with a timer.
1924298
No, you can press the button to turn it on and off and it will still come on at the programmed time.
386703
Yes, you can set it to come on at a certain time and off at a certain time. Works great.
1460306
You can set it up for one shot operation, which sounds like what you want. I know it can be triggered with a switch or something external, but I'm not using it like that so I'm not sure how that is set up.
301250
Yes, as it works with a led lamp, it is "instant on". If there really is some delay, it's unnoticeable.
1617718
NO as it can only be configured to run in one mode at a time not both simultaneously.