Do both ends light when plugged in? Thanks.
989882
No both ends do not light up. The end that lights is the end you would plug your tool into showing you the cord has a live power supply.
754802
Seems Like Lights Only Come On When There Is A Connection While Charging.Dont Worry About It Still Best Charger I Have Ever purchased
1041963
Yes. We have only 2 lights plugged in offering back light for the TV. Foot plug makes it easy to light both lamps with one click of the foot. This plug was just what we needed.
1467533
Hi, No, they have to be plugged in to light up and then unplugged to shut-down. I wish they did have a light sensor switch. On the other hand, it would be something else that could go wrong and prevent the system from lighting up if it malfunctioned.
1691057
Yes. When power is restored after brief interruption, lights go on in same mode as before interruption. I do not know if this is different if power is off for a long time.
1564364
No, one end of the string is a male connector for the electrical socket and the other ends as a light bulb socket.
493191
yes, these lights need to be plugged in, you have 2 different light intensities, overall I'm pleased with the product.
1172955
They do not connect end to end . But the lead cord from the plug to the 1st bulb to a respectful distance .
2137566
There is one blue light when the device is plugged in. There are not individual lights for each port.
1695518
Whem connected and charging, this is a normal observation. When charging completes, it glows a steady light.
1172710
Yes - the circle between the USB ports (above the A) lights up when the adapter is plugged into a live socket. The light also shines out the USB ports if they're not occupied.
20585
Yes it does. Lights move various speeds as it charges, then lights go off when 100% charged.
1123520
If one side is lighting, that indicates that they are receiving power. If one side is out, the lights must be defective. The fact that one side is out on both lights at the same time is unusual. There are only two posibilities I can think of. 1 - Both lights are from the same manufacturing run and both failed or 2 - you have a voltage problem and it blew iut the first section. If you can get a voltmeter, check your voltage. If its over 14v, its too high. Either way, return the lights.
1619792
No, both ends were bare wire. I put two rolls of the yellow in my boat and love the look. I wired them as courtesy lights, so I used existing wires on the boat. Very easy installation.
2066492
everything I have ever plugged into this has operated flawlessly. But that has only included video players and things of that nature. I haven't tried a light, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work. Its a regular outlet.
243008
The light is supposed to be lit when charging. It might have a faulty or loose bulb. If it charges, I wouldn't worry about the light.
351426
It depends how you wire the switch. On one pair of the switch terminals, you can see two fine wires leading in to the switch body. These wires supply the bulb. If you wire mains power to these two terminals, the light will remain on as long as the switch is connected. If you wire input power to the opposite pair of terminals, the switch will illuminate only when it's closed.