do i need to keep one hand on power switch while operating as manual states?
1663066
Both switches need to be depressed whilst to activate the cutting blade.It is a safety feature I think to prevent injury.
1663067
The power switch remains on but you must hold both activation levers to operate it. If you use an extension cord make sure it is of heavy duty or it will not put out full power due to current loss. It works better plugging in directly to power source.
1136267
You hold the power switch. It's a little "trigger" where your index finger would be when holding the handle
1134556
The switch gets the job done for me just like I wanted it to do. The switch is full on or off not momentary
462712
You can use your wall switch as a master power disconnect, but the various functions of the fan & light will still be controlled by the remote.
1044153
Don't forget the power switch must be in the "On" position, I know the is stating the obvious, but sometimes that toughest questions to answer are the ones where the answers are right in front of us :)
172322
No - these switches stay in the middle position at all times. You can always tap up or down to turn on or off.
593599
No. To turn it on and off, you'd either have to wire it into a manual switch or possibly, if you can find one, a remotely-operated power switch.
479188
yes, but when you're programming them, best to only have 1 plugged in at a time. I've used 2 switches simultaneously under Linux.
1028303
I set mine up, and have never operated it manually. I think though, I remember information on what you ask, is in the instruction sheet, that came with the switch.
1993462
Yes, I believe you'll be OK because you actually need both hands to operate-1 switch with your right hand and the other with your left hand.
813211
No, the power switch is a dial, so it would be on the same setting when the power comes back on.
588866
The function of the switch is referenced in the manual. It turns ON and OFF the HOLD feature.
498575
No. You must hold the trigger, it is a safety feature by not having a power-on switch.
311930
The power switch is in-line with the cord (a wheel-type switch similar to that used on some small table lamps). It is not touch activated.
1094504
Well,...that's just it. It's an odd design because there is NO trigger. The power button is on the back of the unit and you would use your thumb to slide it on and off. The slide button will indeed lock in either the on, or the off, position.
133181
It will be pass power thru as long as its switched on. If that's what your asking.
1510573
Correct. Will work without power. Has a manual switch as well. Great switch for the price.