Does the flood light fixture have a "manual mode" feature; e.g., clickiing on the power twice will cause the lights to stay "on"?
1294051
Hi Nat, My unit failed right out of the box. The clamp that held the bulb fixture would not tighten down to secure the fixture. It failed because the unit is made of cheap plastic. When I called customer service to ask what to do, he hung up on me. So, I returned the unit and went to an electrical supply store and got another brand. So, I really can't tell you if the Heath/Zenith has a manual over ride although my old unit did. I would tell you not to get the Heath/Zenith unit at all and get something else instead.
615280
The light's power switch is not spring loaded and will stay in the ON (or OFF) position when the remote light switch is turned ON and OFF.
994556
the power light comes on when there is re-engaged power. The settings won't be re-iniated though. You have to manually slam the thing against the wall and call it a day. Its a one hit wonder, and I hit it once and wondered why I bought the dern thing! :)
1258718
Unfortunately no. Some motion lights have a constant on mode when a switch is wired in-line and a properly timed switch from off to on would activate it. Vise versa to put it back into motion. The manual made no mention of this option. However it might not be a bad idea to call the manufacturer to double check for any unmentioned features.
1691056
Yes. Whether turned off via remote or power interruption, my Lights begin with the mode used when they shut down
1600518
No, it is not automatic. It is a tap on, tap off light but I love it anyway.
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.
2204226
If I remember correctly, there is a manual override capability. I believe, if you have a standard on/off switch, you cycle the switch from "on" to "off" back to "on" quickly it will turn on the light. If you cycle it again it will go back to automatic.
1128483
no, the pressure switch only activates the "high" setting. also the pressure switch on my light lasted approximately 10 seconds before it stopped working, if you plan on using the pressure switch, buy a better light.
1258131
Yes, the switch has Auto, Off and On settings. The light is well-designed, reliable and strong. We have been using ours for at least a year in an area of frequent power outages.
9822
I have the 10 Watt Color Changing LED Floods installed. I CAN set them with the remote, then turn them off with a wall switch AND THEY COME BACK ON WHERE THEY WERE SET. HOWEVER sometimes one (as there is more than one on the switch) comes back on in "color changing mode", I simply turn off the switch and the turn back on. This always corrects the problem. Lights are installed out side on our balcony, in pairs of two controlled by an inside wall light switch.
753395
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
827232
yes power outage wipes all settings and you annoyingly have to reset it. I have mine light on, timer off so the off time gets messed up. Just reset mine today when I noticed it was staying on all night
1989349
No there is no setting to have 1 light come on. The lights do change in sequence.
395052
If you remove power to the bulb, it defaults to the initial setting. Not a problem for my purposes.
1484525
I raelly don't have the answer to that but I can tell you that there is a setting where you turn on the light that stays on till turned off,,,
1008838
Yes. One click/push in center of light turns on; 2 clicks and light will flash and click once or twice to turn off.