What is the location of the switch on the light? From the picture, it looks like it is below the reading light. Ideally, I would like to switch the light on and off without getting out of bed.
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Hi: The switch is located just below the reading light arm, and approx. 42" above the floor. Sitting in a low chair I can reach it easily. This is a very good quality light, with heavy base, solid metal stem and thick glass. It was a good purchase. For the switch, we use these excellent wireless remote switches for other lights and equipment. Westek RFK100LC/RFK101LC Wall Mounted Switch and Plug-in Receiver
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There's no switch. There might be a way to configure the light that I'm not aware of, but it won't be an easy task I figure.
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good enough to read by.. it is a variable light i.e. just push the on button to change light brightness. hope that helps
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I read a few pages in a book with the lights out laying in bed an used the lowest light setting on headlamp. It seems to work just fine for that. I did have to put it on the lowest tilt setting, but if you were setting up reading you might not have to have it at that setting.
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It's part of the power cord, so the switch is on the floor. I combined mine with a Leviton 6697-W radiofrequency light switch since my lamp is in a corner behind an accent chair.
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The entire switch/slider doesn't light up (see Ty P.'s answer ) -- it is a moderate-intensity orange light below the switch itself. It's certainly sufficient to facilitate locating the switch in a dark hallway or room. The light on the switch turns off when the switch is turned on (makes sense...).
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On my lamp the switch is where they normally are near the light bulb. It's not a touch lamp which is normally the base or body of the lamp. This is just a regular lamp.
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Unless I am misunderstanding the question, I believe that you're asking if it can be "completely dark" when the light on the top part is off. No, the power switch is very bright (to us anyway - we like a completely dark room because it's healthier for you). So I've tried several different methods - a sock for the bottom, a washcloth, and even some heavy fabric taped over the power switch. All so far allow light to escape and illuminate the nightstand area or wherever it is. Still looking for that perfect fix for this annoying problem - but otherwise it's a great diffuser for a water based type. Mine died after 7 months, and the company replaced it for me. Unless I am misunderstanding the question, I believe that you're asking if it can be "completely dark" when the light on the top part is off. No, the power switch is very bright (to us anyway - we like a completely dark room because it's healthier for you). So I've tried several different methods - a sock for the bottom, a washcloth, and even some heavy fabric taped over the power switch. All so far allow light to escape and illuminate the nightstand area or wherever it is. Still looking for that perfect fix for this annoying problem - but otherwise it's a great diffuser for a... » Read More Unless I am misunderstanding the question, I believe that you're asking if it can be "completely dark" when the light on the top part is off. No, the power switch is very bright (to us anyway - we like a completely dark room because it's healthier for you). So I've tried several different methods - a sock for the bottom, a washcloth, and even some heavy fabric taped over the power switch. All so far allow light to escape and illuminate the nightstand area or wherever it is. Still looking for that perfect fix for this annoying problem - but otherwise it's a great diffuser for a water based type. Mine died after 7 months, and the company replaced it for me. « Show Less
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There is a small orange light at the top right of the sliding track. The 'option' is a switch at the top of the light, accessible with the faceplate removed that is used to turn the light on and off. It's bright enough to find the switch in a dark room but not so bright it's annoying in a bedroom.
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The on/off switch is found under the lip of the top of lamp. If you run your fingers all around under the top, you'll find it. Sorry that you purchased this product. It worked fine for us one year, but then just died. I regret I bought this. Now I wonder how to get rid of it!
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The on/off switch is conveniently located on the top of the lamp. It is the large black knob.
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There is a foot switch...it looks like a button/knob and you can turn it to the light setting of your choosing. Everyone loves these lamps...when they visit us.
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There is a small clear plastic slide switch. This may be hidden underneath the rubber band on the light.
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I think it is the ON position. On mine, if it is ON and I plug it in, the light goes off. And if I pull it out of the socket, simulating a power outage, the light comes on. If it is OFF/Charge position, you can pull it out of the socket and nothing happens. If it is in the night light/charge position, the night light is always on. The only think I am not sure of is if it getting charged when it is in the ON position and plugged in.Sorry, I noticed too late that geeker answered the same way.
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Hi Richard...The switch is on the base just like all other lamps...It's a beautiful lamp!
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It's a sliding switch. It's at the end of the long light. On both sides. Slide it once for white and middle for blue. Hope this helps.
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the sliding switch to turn the light on/off can be hard to see and operate but as previously answered should be under the disk, dead center. as I noted in my review, our light fell off the disk after a week or so.