I see this light has a rocker switch, if I leave the rocker "on" will my existing wall switch turn it on/off ?
249882
Yes, if you connect it to a wall switch, you can leave the rocker switch on and turn the light in and off with the wall switch.
149725
Yes, I leave my lamp switched on and control it with the wall switch. The LED bulb responds exactly like an incandescent bulb would.
1636753
If you want the light on constantly, you would turn your wall switch off for 3 seconds then turn wall switch back on.The light should stay on until you turn the wall switch off.If you want it to be dark while you are out there, then you would just turn the wall switch to the off position.
822266
My lamp has two rocker-type switches, one for each light. They are located side by side on the front in between the two outlets. I bought two of them for the bedside tables. Love them!!!
183052
not a switch it's to remount the housing to base when changing battreies. light is not waterproof. i have to empty out water if it gets wet.
66122
Did you depress the front switch, located directly in front of the rocker, also? Unless it is on, the rocker switch won't work.
943118
No, there's no switch on the fixture. When I installed it I had a switch installed as well on the wall.
417503
Neither. It must be hard-wired into your fixture and it then works off the existing switch or will need another switch added.
1031124
You can leave the wall switch in and use this switch; but the wall switch must be left in the "on" position all the time.
786053
I am assuming the fan is running and the unit isgetting current? The reason I ask is that the rocker style power switch on the bottom is known to become difficult in turning on/off and go bad. The one thing that comes to mind is when you install the module there is a screw that is designed to draw the bulb inwards as you tighten it. However, this is very poorly designed and the plastic that the screw sets into often gives way and may possibly prevent the bulb from being drawn in all the way to make proper contact. But it sounds like yours is seated correctly, unfortunately I have no true answer. Maybe the UV bulb had been dropped and is faulty even though it is new.
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Not from what I can tell. The rocker assembly includes a bezel that fits over a molded protrusion on the switch. Both the protrusion and the bezel fit within the Decora opening on the switch plate, but would cause the blank switch plate to stick out from the wall about 1/8th of an inch. Also, I believe the screw holes on a blank switch plate won't align with any holes on the switch.
2024851
This light fixture will have to be connected to an existing switch or a new installation will be required. It is only the light fixture itself.
1723362
It does not work with a wall switch. After being turned off by switch, you will have to restart with the remote.
1337062
No, I don't think so because it is controlled by a rocker switch in a box on the wall. You use the rocker switch to turn the heater on or off.
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Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this... » Read More Yep. The LED only comes on when the load (power) is switched off. This dimmer slide doesn't switch off - that function is handled by the rocker - it just slides down to near zero. Since its designed to cover one light with two switches and you can have competing dimmers on the same light, one switch is on/off and the other has a corresponding on/off with the addition of a slide dimmer. So cutting the load off completely (and activating the LED) is assigned to the on/off switches and not the dimmer. There is always a way to invent a more complex functionality - just not in a dimmer of this affordable price. « Show Less
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yes it does have an on/off rocker switch with an LED in it, but thats it. No thermostatic control.
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The wire included is about a foot long. This does not include a switch, but any rocker switch from a local auto parts store will work.