Can you manually turn these lights on and off instead of them coming on automatically at night time?
1458617
I don't believe so, but the only light they throw off is around the actual light itself.
1458618
Yes. I always keep it on that way I don't have to keep turning on or off every time. Its have a manually turn on and off.
1458619
Yes and no. There is a switch to turn them on, but they won't come on in the day time, only at night. But you can turn them off so they don't come on at night.
1379058
No. They are quite basic. Sunshines on them all day, then they illuminate as the sky become dark in the evening.The lamps will remain illuminated until morning if they get a good enough charge of sunlight during the day. You can not control them with a switch.
940744
Hi Sammie21,You should be able to turn them on/off by using the control on the camera cable, just roll the little wheel up or down to make the light brighter or dimmer.
1360109
Short answer....YES. I have four of these operating outside lights and found them easy to install and function well. One problem, night critters (cats, raccoons, etc.) will turn them on. I set up a night camera and found what was causing it. Hope this helps..P'Cola Bob
789597
There is a photo sensor which you can set to turn on and off the lights. It also can be set by number of hours by digital selection. I usually set my for 4 hours when I use it.
1391634
Yes, the lights go off completely, unless you select the "dim/full" option. I didn't go out to look at how this was done when I set it up, but that's how I set it up at installation. So, I don't use the dimming feature, just on/off. And, the on/off is enabled only at dusk. They go off on a timed setting, also selectable.
749002
I do not have this system but if it only turns on and off by plugging in and out and you only want it on at night, plug it into a timer. That might do the trick for you.
985160
Yes. Plug the lights into the timer and turn the timer on. Use the remote to set the color, intensity, pattern, etc. When the timer again turns on the lights, they will be at how you last programmed.
832273
Yes you can, I changed mine and they are a little brighter and stay on all night.
1744738
they do have an on/off switch, however; they come on automatically at dusk - they are lovely. I have had to replace one, but they are still worth it.
1468864
Yes, they can be set to turn on automatically when it gets dark, or manual off and on. What makes them really cool is the rubber flowery rubber gromet that fits over the individual 'light bulbs'. It helps illuminate the light nicely. I bought two of them & used them for big camp site I set up. The wiring is delicate, so you have to be gentle.
1798039
Yes, I have two of these timers and they can be programmed to go off and on anytime you want them to....After you put in the sunrise and sunset times then put in the time you want the lights to go off and on...The timer uses the sun times to adjust the off and on settings as the times change during the year.
753397
The lights will turn on and off automatically by themselves. The only way you could turn them off manualy would be to cut the power to them. So you would need them on a switch of some kind. If they were on a switch, to turn them on manually you would need, first of all darkness and to have them turned off -- no power to them. At that point -- darkness and no power -- if you turned the power to them on, the lights should light up. If you did not interrupt the power supply before daylight, they should turn off automatically. I hope I answered your question. There is no off/on switch on the lights themselves -- it is automatic operation.
1938919
pretty much manually,once they are turned on with the remote you can put them in sleep mode, they work really good though.
487967
These are not auto....they turn on by switch only.....however I bought two and love the way they light my back patio...lots of light with just two. ..Hope this helps.
834830
The light bar has a 3 position switch. Off-On-Auto. You could put the switch in On which should leave the lights on until you turn them Off or switch to Auto. So yes that is quite possible. I don't recommend that because even though the LEDs have a low battery drain they will run the batteries down much quicker than using the Auto mode. Then you will have to replace the batteries or recharge them. Plus if you use the On mode you then have to manually change the mode when you leave the room for good. I am still using the original batteries so I don't know how long they will last. I started using 2 on 10/15 and 2 on 10/22 but I use the Auto mode which only has them on for a minute at a time. If I am going to be in a room longer than that I'll turn the overhead lights on before the light bars come on. Hope this helped. If you are planning on buying them be advised the 2 packs come with batteries while the 4 packs do not.
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Yes. There is a button on the light that you can turn on manually. You won't be able to use the dimmer function though. You would need a remote for that.