Does this torch have a 'hands-free' mode where you don't need to hold down the trigger after lighting?
2015574
Yes it does, button on the front of the grip locks the trigger start in the on position.
2015575
yes it does. squeese the trigger to ignite it and just above it push down on the button.
2015576
Yes, push the button lighted let go and do your job, perfect best propane torch I've ever had. Worth every penny.
1158563
No, you don't need two hands to activate the device. As long as the attachment ring is connect to a purse, belt loop, neck chain, etc. you can simply pull the device and the pin will come out and the device will sound. The only button on the device activates a flashlight feature.
1087473
No..it ignites and that is it's job...No holding down necessary. I am very happy with tis item...Ed
1801909
No, But it leaves you with one hand free. Instead of holding inflater on valve stem and pulling trigger.
1891132
You have to hold down the trigger to spray. The spray mode is only activated when you hold down the trigger. When you let up (the normal mode) it does not spray. It's NOT a toggle on/off. Hope that helps.
69200
there is a push button on the side and toggles left and right. My fiance loves the flashlight for his gun.
1964662
No.The units I've purchased thru TangsFire, if you hold the switch "off" for just a second, it remembers the last setting. If you click it off quickly, it seems to turn on to the next setting. I have not been able to find these thu the Ultrfire website, and there is some differences in the beam from flashlight to flashlight. There is also a 3 mode available that did not remember the last setting so be sure you know what you are buying.
69199
No it does not, Instead the on off switch is located so your trigger finger can easily slide to left to turn on. Then right to turn off. I think it is perfect for using flashlight quickly.
1982696
No, it turns off between mode and mode. Eg.High beam, onTurn off, turn on: medium beam on,Turn off, turn on: low beam on. It goes like that for the next flash and SOS mode.
1447976
Not without taking the grip off. You can disable it from the inside of the grip by taking the one side off. I can loosen my middle finger while aiming and not turn it on untill I fire. But no big off switch on the outside.
976750
No. It's a cluster laser with an on off feature or momentary on with pressure switch. Excellent product!!.
1341168
Yes, it is meant to be held down when light is needed. Quick release and pressing again gets u cycled through strobe etc. Pressure pad is not easy to use i agree.
2259399
There is a safety just below the starter trigger that is spring loaded. I advise that you use something to secure it in the "open" position (I used tape). Then you have the ability to operate the torch with one hand.
1006851
I think they have redesigned this light- mine arrived today and I charged it up per instructions before first use and just tried it out. The light is trigger operated now instead of the dial control that is mentioned in earlier reviews. Pull the trigger once and it comes on at the brightest setting (really bright), pull it again and it goes to a lower brightness setting which would be good for up close work. The light stays on until you pull the trigger again, so yes, it will stay on until you turn it off.
1865135
No trigger lock feature, that would defeat the safety intent of the thing only running when you hold the trigger. Not like the old days when they had on-off switches.
2105266
the lock unlock makes it a hands free so to speak. when you squeeze the trigger and slide the lock on it keeps it on full spray. I use it to give your hands a break.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....