can all of these lights be wired into a toggle switch, instead of the control box?
452267
I would expect so. I bought another box because the box it comes with is on the cheap side.
452268
Only if you have a flash box with patterns in it. The control box that comes with it has the patterns in it.
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.
1340302
yes you can. just make sure you tie in the sync wire to all lights. you can also make them alternate. instructions come on the package.
220797
the best I remember the light comes with a 2 wire pigtail coming out of the light. So I guess that you could hook several together. The light pulls so little current that a standard cheap toggle switch wont completely turn it off. Mine stays on dim when the switch s in the off position. I wired mine so the ignition switch turns off the toggle as well, so it will go completely off.
1936549
Yes it can be. simplest way is to cover the light sensor and it works as regular switch light.
683237
No,this's a single pole switch. You have to buy 3-way or 4-way Lutron switch,is depend how many switches are controlling one light fixture... Correct connection of wiring is required to works properly because is more than 3 or 4 wires!!!
1108245
Not 100% sure, but I don't think these can be linked together using a special link: Each individual light has its own link, there is no master switch that can turn several on-off, unless you custom make some hard-wiring and install a master switch. This may be messy depending if you can hide the wiring. Simply connect them to each other by splicing, and install a switch at the beginning of the electric supply.
1343779
Only if u plan to dismantle and wire the light. If not then no, only one switch will be sufficient.
42293
The light we bought is not wired to a light switch. It is wired to an extension cord, wrapped in black electrical tape at the point of connection, then ran along the garage ceiling to the outlet in the ceiling. It turns on at dawn and off at dusk. If it's wired into a light switch, I don't know why you couldn't control it with that switch.
701885
Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use
637544
Sure, there is no reason you could not. It fits into the space of a single pole switch. I have installed several outdoor boxes for outdoor lighting, the timer switch would work fine - I didn't do it, but no chance of any problems.
1588095
Not sure what you mean, but the light is self contained and mounts up to a standard ceiling electrical box. There is no feature of the light that allows any kind of switching. That has to be done separately if it wasn't already in your room wiring.
712172
I see no reason why it couldn't be wired with a switch, you would still have to have the "eye" on top as for normal use, but a switch should not affect the operation of the light. Mine is wired straight from the breaker and I let my breaker serve as the switch if I don't want it on.
1724424
you can hook it up either way,I put it on a toggle switch.You can wire them to the backup lights also.
938197
Yes, you can use a regular light switch. That's what we've done with no problem.
507008
Should be able to. Only problem with the automatic switches sometimes is if the bulb were fluorescent, and these aren't fluorescent.
1393737
No. I don't think there's a way to do that. The new remote will only work with the new light set.
576406
You will need to purchase multiple switch/socket sets and pair up sockets that are on the same circuit in order to control several lights with one switch. I did so and can control 2 sets of lights (2 lights each) in 2 adjoining rooms with one switch in each room.