How does it turn on/off? is it a pressure switch under the rim or IR sensor like japanese brand does?
1100607
It has a sensor, when you sit is automatically turns on. You can program this. Very simple and nice. Good quality product, I did not regret. We have now 2 in house each bedroom. :) Installation is very easy. We got one for our 85 old parents, they happy.
1100608
There is remote to turn it on/off and control water pressure. I have it on the wall to control. I don't know much about the Japanese brand. I like it very much coz it's very easy to use. Sometimes I go to hotel or friend's home and no idea how to use their coz too complicated.
1100609
I believe it's a pressure switch under the rim. Love this item, I've had others but this seems to be the best.
1100610
It has a sensor, when you sit is automatically turns on. You can program this. Very simple and nice. Good quality product, I did not regret.We have now 2 in house each bedroom. :)Installation is very easy. We got one for our 85 old parents, they happy.
1100611
On Brondell's seats (the 3 models I have owned) there is a STOP button on the remote and on the side of the seat itself. It also has a pressure sensitive switch under the seat lid so that if you should stand up, it automatically shuts off.
1132914
Lightly tap the activation switch. It is a pressure sensitive switch which allows the various functions of the light to be cycled through.
1736838
This is to program your 5 tires to your car's TPMS system. Most commonly switching between two sets of wheels for summer/winter. It will not bypass or bootleg around to not make the light come on. You need to have your IDs for each sensor before using it
993150
No pressure switch. Tail switch flashlight, very sensitive though. Momentary on with light press, full press will click and stay on, 2 quick presses a nd will go to strobe mode til deactivated with another press. Easy to operate for me, but I've never like the pressure pad switches.
2230561
Well, they send those tubes of different lengths to block the light to make it turn "on" well the same tubes make it stay on during the day as well. I took mine and threw them away , tried with out any tubes. It still stayed on. Throw entire sensor away and use manual on off switch. Wish I had better answer.
839318
It's a mechanical motion sensor. As long as you have it turned on, it will works when you move it.
1464701
There is a rubber on/off switch on the head of the lamp. It is very well constructed and operates quietly.
500623
Unit only has an "on/off switch" and pressure control. When switched off the air pad deflates.
1179910
Other than covering the motion sensor w a piece of (tape) I heard theirs a on/off switch on it but I never delved into finding it
1028016
The switch is ex under the clear plastic rectangular bulb. Prime the engine with the priming bulb until you feel firmness. Full choke until engine sputters than open choke and shdstart.
2089636
My husband said that the trigger is on-off but the torque is variable. He has a F350 dually and didn't have any problems taking off the rims to do a brake change. He had a smaller air wrench that didn't work for that job. He loves this one
2252901
this light sensor can detect the lighting, when the lighting put on it, it will turn on the switch, when not lighting, it will turn off the switch
1894954
It's an "on/off" switch! I considered it's weight and brightness with price to be of "Good Value" and would buy another!
351284
Not sure, i use a pressure switch on mine so it's only on while the switch is pressed but otherwise im guessing it's designed to not stay on?
1082663
no, you turn off switch when pressure is correct. The gauge on top is lit and tells you how much pressure is in tire. very simple to use.
1878564
I didn't see a switch on it. Covering the sensor with tape should be simple to do. Can't remember if there is a wire you could disconnect on this one. Usually there is. - J.M.
1517471
It's a motion sensor. When motion is detected, it turns the headlamp on. When no motion is detected, the headlamp remains off for battery conservation.