Yes. Does this switch have to be hard wired to the tool being used? Or does that tool plug into the Rockler Safety switch?
569767
No, your tool is plugged into the switch and the switch plugs into the wall. No cutting of your tool's power cord is required.
289384
The tool is set for 120 volts 60Hz volts only. High voltage will destroy tool.
65566
Must be hard wired by a professional. This is NOT a DIY project. Consult a Generac dealer and not a big box store because box stores know very little about this product. You will most likely buy the wrong size and switch if you do not consult a dealer.
2254075
Yes.Switches between hammer drill, regular drill, and screwdriver (stops turning when moderate tension encountered) modes
1656414
If i understand your question correctly, the screwdriver bits have to be used with a socket that goes on first to the main ratchet head
1358540
I haven't hard wired mine, I just deal with plugging in the adapter when I use it. Wiring it into a 12v switched circuit is easily done by buying a 12v lighter accessory socket with wires and connecting it to the switched source and plugging the adapter into it. Now it will go on and off with the key.
1928490
This tool does have a "trigger lock" which you can engage only at full speed. In my experience, this is more problematic than helpful as it is a: seldom necessary to operate the tool at full speed for an extended period of time and B: not particularly easily engaged and C: more commonly inadvertently engaged than intended. Coupled with the fact that the tool is capable of powering on by simply placing it down on a hard surface, due to its weight operating the trigger, I would suggest a different brand of this type of tool. I have advised DeWalt of these concerns and have been advised that DeWalt "takes safety very seriously " although I have not seen evidence of that with this particular tool.
1627886
It needs to be hard-wired and turned on/off by a wall switch. No built in switch.
982178
No. It's designed to be hard wired and operated with a switch. We bought 2 and the look great.
2269257
Switch is on the left side and this unit is sold as plug-in. There are other models that can be hard wired.
668165
Sure. Anything with a 3 prong plug. It's a power interrupter. You leave the switch on on the machinery and this switch becomes the new "remote" and easy to press switch.
2061107
U can just use the switch and not even plug in the foot pedal. Just flip the switch to hand and it becomes a hand held drill. I love this drill!!!
1473070
Hey Tony, I had the same question and called the Dewalt Service Center. NOPE! Apparently the saw is not equipped for this light and I asked about bringing it to the service center and they said that the center won't be able to add it on account of there being no pre wired harness. In a nutshell the saws included in the description all have pre wired harnesses on the motor unit and blade guard. I hope this helps!
65569
The unit does need to be hard wired. A licensed electrician is highly recommended, and required in many jurisdictions.
1965790
Absolutely NOT. It needs (by code) to be hardwired to a direct power source. That's the whole purpose- when the power goes out, the emergency lights come on. You can wire it to the power BEFORE it enters the light switch, but not after (controlled by) the light switch.
1039879
Mine is hard wired to a switch. I don't know whether you could install it so as it use a pull chain or not.
183722
Yes, power switch is on the back, under a clear rubber cover, just below the handle. It's a rocker switch, so just push around until it clicks over. Same thing happened to me the first time!