Is there a switch for hazard flashing?
445945
Yes, there is a hazard switch. Its the small red switch you see on the lever. So far this was worked great.
1589695
I believe there is one in the package. It is real simple to replace an existing switch as your current switch will be wired and all you have to do is swap like for like color coded wires.
1168851
Could just wire in to the switch (or w/e) without the strobe controller but not if you have the strobe controller attached
1620254
There is no flashing mode on this light. It can be used without the cable, it has a push button swith on the back. You can choose between the following, too: light only, laser only, light
2226440
I don't believe there was that option. We tried two of these, but had issues with both. We have since moved to a newer Safety 1st model and love it
1684045
Yes there is a switch on the light that changes it from flashing to non flashing. Hope this helps, Mike
1574651
Setting the outside pad is easy and are in the instructions but I'll try from memory. It's best with two people but you can do it alone if quick. Climb a ladder and press the small square button above the motor. It will start flashing. You have to input your code into the entry pad while the button is flashing. Wait until the button has stopped flashing to test.
981919
The light flashes and the alarm sounds when the switch is on. Both are disabled when the switch is off. That would be a nice feature though.
858575
No, it's not supposed to flash. I suggest that you call the customer service number for Trophy Skin--they are super-helpful and will replace your light, I'm sure.
23610
No, but you can set it to flash, and then steady shortly after. That's your best option in terms of safety.
2165667
Yes, it detects light levels and will flash when it is required. I think there are some manual overrides possible but I just use the out of the box auto feature.
1008838
Yes. One click/push in center of light turns on; 2 clicks and light will flash and click once or twice to turn off.
701885
Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use
586641
yes. Use the 4 way toggle control on back of camera looks like a lightning bolt options show up in screen to choose from
1505672
Definitely not. The tail switch is dual mode. Pushing it in until it clicks turns the flashlight on and off. Pushing it gently (half press) cycles through the modes. However, since a half press always comes before a full press, every time you turn the flashlight on or off you will also switch to the next mode.
452269
No you can't. If you wire straight to a toggle and not have a flasher of some sort the light will just come on and not flash.
655769
Depending on your application but a simple on off switch would work. You cannot control the spot and the floodlights separately.