Can I use this module to toggle power on/off if what in plugging in is not a lamp? (i.e Christmas tree lights)
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Yes, in fact I am using it on my Christmas tree instead of a timer. Since my tree has all white lights, I have my controller set to turn the module on with a softer illumination. It looks so much nicer.
1183367
It will likely work but you should know this is a dimmer. There used to be a version of this module that was on/off i.e. relay but I don't see it anymore. There is also an outside version: INSTEON 2634-222 On/Off Outdoor Module (Dual-Band). that would work inside as well. ITEM #2634-222. If you are inside:
1183368
Yes, just make sure you don't exceed the max load of 300W. If you need more than 300W, use an ApplianceLinc.
1183369
Yes, but for Christmas Lights, I recommend the Appliance Link over a LampLinc. Better not to have the capability to dim as some strands of tree lights need consistent, full voltage.
1183370
Yes as long as the load is not too much. so a string of xmas lights, yes. a table saw, probably not. a really long string of xmas lights?????
1183371
Hi. This one wont be best for christmas tree lights. There is a non dimmer one that will handle more wattage. I believe it is the same price as this one. Hope this was helpful. Have a merry christmas :)
1183372
not a problem anything you plug in will go on and off with an insteon command.
1183373
Yes. In fact I use one of mine to control my Xmas lights inside and a second, outdoor version to control my outside lights.
1183374
Yes, as long as it only has a two-prong plug; this module doesn't accommodate a three-prong plug (one with ground).
1183375
Yes, but be careful you don't exceed the wattage of the LampLinc module. I use one of the ApplianceLinc modules for my Christmas Lights.
709286
It only powers the outlet on or off. It will not control the levels of light
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you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
1748607
Not on this device. Only one switch perhaps another device or if the lamp has an on/off could work for you
1472596
Hi- I need to be able to do that! Ours is turning off after 30 min and we want it on all night. Not sure which switch does this.
1772897
There is a toggle switch for hi and lo lighting. I have to go and check to see if there is also an on/off switch - tomorrow morning and will let you know.
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Definitely NO! Device is designed to work with DC powered LEDs. Christmas lights are AC powered. Applying AC would destroy it and would be a fire and safety hazard.
75191
Yes yes yes!This is a good little power package. Don't expect to run Xmas lights, but it will power a lamp in a power outage. I know, I had to employ it's services two days after I received it. It t'was right on time.
921630
The device is battery operated. It turns on/off any normal light house switch. Power does not pass through the device.
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I think Robert is right. There's a button that has three settings. If you push the button until it turns off and leave the light plugged into the base it should work. Sorry I can't turn off all my electricity to test this, but believe it will work. I love this light
1116726
Yes you can but it is not advised because if you turn it off by the lamp switch and have it on an automated schedule it won't work.
798872
Yes! Set the lamp to "on" and plug it in to the Tork. You can set which times of day or night you want the lamp "on" on the tork itself. :)
1965795
It can be wired to switch, but every time the power is interrupted l.e the switch is turned off, the lights will come on anddischarge the battery.
465755
you can run the bubbler with out the lights by unplugging the power to the light. There is no on/off switch but there is a disconnect you can use without having to access the plug in the outlet. I would suggest putting the plug for the light an a seprate power switch or a switch used for christmas lights
940586
If you leave the lamp in the on position and the switch turns on/off one or both of the female plugs, iand you plug the lamp into the controlled outlet, it should.
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If you leave it on and plugged in you will be fine. The on/off switch is a toggle switch.
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No. To turn it on and off, you'd either have to wire it into a manual switch or possibly, if you can find one, a remotely-operated power switch.