can this be used as a water switch ON/OFF? It means when we can switch OFF water for soaping?
853833
No. The lever is only to reactivate the water flow once the valve detects the high temperature and restricts the flow.
853834
No, it only shuts off the water when it reaches a certain temp. It's not an on/off switch. You'll need to get a shower head that does that.
853835
No. It can't be used for a switch, the purpose of it is to conserve your hot water when it gets warm.
1705192
Yes. The On/Off switch is located on the lower area of the handle, has an auto shut-off when the water boils, or you can flip it off sooner if you wish. Also, the switch turns on an indicator light (top of handle) when it in on.
628654
Lynn, it can dispense soap from the low pressure setting. It does not have an independent tank for soap but as the case with most pressure washers this type it has the capability to draw the detergent or cleaner from a source such as a bucket or jug. Hope that helps
715085
Yes it has an on/off switch. But these have proven to be crap. Out of 14 I purchased only 4 are now still working after just a few weeks of rain. On some the on/off switch works backwards. It is real cheep and leaks rain water inside destroying the electrical components. If you value your money don't buy it.
460804
yes it has on/off switch but switch is poor quality. I have had to replace the switch in my pump after about 10 uses.
1990199
No, it doesn't have an on/off switch on the shower head. The switch is on the battery case. If you look at the pict, you'll see a small red button.
819744
Yes, you can switch from flow to spray while it is on. Doing the opposite is not really doable. I have found that turning the faucet most of the way off will cause the switch from spray to flow, but it really isn't saving you much work from just turning it off and then on again. That said, the faucet is great and we have been very happy with it.
115078
No, the off/on switch is a part of your central vacuum system. You use the one on the end if your hose to apply power to the head via the two prong plug from the head's power cord.
294504
Yes you can, but it works better on wet. I use water and special lemon soap.
1976392
YES. and you can shut one off and use the other or both at the same time. Love the faucet have had it for over a couple of years and no problems. On the other hand the soap dispenser is NOT WORTH a dime. Does not work. Had it replaced and it worked for about a month and then stopped. Just does not pump the soap out of it.
1466750
Previous comment is right on -- this is for dedicated pump on/off switching.
2057481
Technically, I don't think you can disable the water activation. The rotating switch is has two distinct positions - manual ON, and AUTO/OFF. As others have said, it does take some time (maybe 10-30 seconds) to turn on when submerged in tap water. The two water sensor contacts are on either side of the rotating switch, near the strobe lens, so it takes more than a splash of water to activate the strobe.
1327785
Joe I do not believe so. There is an on/off button but I don't see any other ways to do anything else. I am very well pleased with it. I have an outside large bucket with goldfish and use it to airinate the water.
322097
I don't believe so. As far as I know, this Wet Switch is designed to be used for the HVAC (Furnace). If you do a search on the internet on "Wet Switch Installation", you'll see that it has wires that you connect to the HVAC unit. It is designed to turn off the furnace once it detects water/moisture. My HVAC technician installed it. I am not an electrician or HVAC specialist. This is all I know. Sorry that I'm not much of a help.
887868
Yes, it has a main power switch on the unit; and also has an switch on the handle which turns the water flow on and off (essentially a 'pause' feature).
400079
Nope. When turned on again, it comes on in the same mode as when you turned the water off. You can make it come back on as a stream by pushing the button to stream when it is off.
810141
I use it as a soap dispenser, but would think it would dispense water, which is thinner than soap, so you could give it a try, may take a few times to fill the cup tho