If I plug this into a touch lamp that will not turn off, will it work?
1962426
If the electrical source for this product is your lamp that does not turn off, yes it will work. Anything then plugged into the device will turn on with movement. Or do you mean if the lamp is plugged into this device? In that case you can set it up so the lamp turns on when it senses motion and turn off when no motion is sensed for 5 minutes.
1962427
No. This supplies power on sensing motion, as if being just plugged in, but the natural state of a touch lamp after being plugged in is "off". You need a light that will come on when plugged in, without any secondary trigger requirements. The hard-wired wall motion switches are the same way.
1962428
Yes, it should, because essentially this is just a switch that turns off the power, just like unplugging it from the wall. If you plug your touch lamp into the SensorPlug then the lamp will only turn on when the SensorPlug detects motion.
927906
Yes it will. I just checked it out. Cause I didn't know if it would work but went out to my car turned it on and plugged it into my car and my Kindle Touch and the light came on. Hope this helps answer your question.
547846
Not sure but I use my for a lamp. It works well but occasionally turns the lamp on by itself so think is susceptible to some kind of interference.
573967
It should work because it plugs into the audio port, not the power port. The lamp functions as a speaker, not a charger.
1395572
I won't. You need it to turn on and off the lamp. It adds to the uniqueness of the lamp
403262
i did not have no problems turn it off. My lamp does completely turn off. However, any electronic will always draw power. this means if you want to last you the longest you need to remove the batteries. Also is always recommend to remove batteries prior storing.
1244469
Make sure it's facing down. It has an auto shut off if your are looking Down at the wand at the bulb. Good luck
1144018
Yes, it will work if the battery is discharged. The light will turn on as soon as you plug it into an outlet.
1697518
I've not had any issues with my lamp. The switch works sensing body capacitance (a very small amount of electrical current) when you touch it directly. It won't activate by touching with a piece of plastic or other non-conducting material. Dry hands (as might occur in winter) may not have enough capacitance to register. Also, oil and dirt on the switch would act as an insulator, wipe the switch with a cloth and a gentle household cleaner.
2120539
There is a switch on the unit that is used to turn the connected device on. It is similar to the manual switch on a timer. If the switch is in the "on" position, the lamp can be used normally. If it is in the "off" position, no power is supplied to the lamp.
1488874
Sorry I can't help. I threw mine out after it failed to work in the lamp we bought it for. In fairness, I think the lamp was the problem, not the bulb.
1340235
Greetings, you would have to change the lamp out, and have a plug adapter. It is initially, for 110 volts. hope that helps.
841311
The lamp needs to be powered up to be controlled by the dimmer...so if it is in full on mode, the dimmer will switch and control that..if the lamp is switched to medium then the dimmer will control that... It should work.
1518478
I haven't had that problem with either of the lamps I purchased. I do know the touch pad is very sensitive. My wandering cat had turned mine off a few times. :)
1966201
The lamp works with being plugged into an outlet, and then unplugged when you want to turn it off. My husband had an adapter that you plug into the socket and then plug in the lamp to it. The adapter has a small wireless switch that we laid near the lamp, which will turn the lamp on and off by touching the switch. We have the lamp on a cabinet which is against the wall and hides the wall plug. So this adapter makes it very convenient to turn the lamp on and off.
1141124
Use this address and look under "Chang The Lamp's Capacitance". It looks like you may have a defective switch. http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4885267_touch-lamps-work.html
1538098
My answer is similar to other responses. I simply press and hold down the power button for about two seconds and the lamp turns off. Then I let go of the button. So far it's worked every time. I've been very pleased with this lamp and its versatility.