Could this work on a light switch?
450150
no, it's an outlet cover & once it's on, it's not easily removed to flip a switch unless the outlet was controlled by an uncovered switch
450151
Probably not, since it replaces the faceplate of an outlet and has the two cut outs which would fit outlets atop of one another; rather than side by side like standard light switches.
450152
I don't think so. it has a faceplate that replaces the original on the wall, and it screws into the wall the way an outlet cover does.
982812
Yes. That is why I purchased a few of these switches. Keep in mind that there must be a neutral wire available in the switch box to connect to this switch.
1284447
hello thank you fro the question and interest. Yes this will work on a dimmer switch and the color are darker when not lit
524038
no, i dont think it would. the light is only about 40watts and acts as more or less as a spot lite.
857185
Yes. It is just a socket extender. This will work with any bulb and or light switch options.
1552526
If the cord is no bigger then a standard lamp cord, AND the cord is flexible, AND it is a simple 'on/off' signal you're attempting switch, I think it would work. The switch works fine for me but it is really poorly designed - the terminal screws are at a right angle to the direction the cord runs through the housing. Good luck!
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.
955131
Yes, it can. It will turn on to the last setting you had it on. Let me add that is a good and bright light. The only issues I found was that if you are keeping it in a pouch (like on a belt), It can turn on due to how the switch is. The switch is also a little difficult to findquickly if you pull it out of a pouch because it is small and is metal (like the surroundingmaterial). It would be better if it was a rubber material. Hope that helps.
604593
I don't think so. It basically is just a direct wire to the buildings wiring. I suppose you could buy a switch and wire it to the light but, it would take a fair amount of customizing.
2229581
I have no idea but it should as long as the switch is like the standard light switch. This only moves the switch lever up and down, it is not directly wired into any circuits.
786825
I think so, however I returned the light. The switch failed almost immediately.
379140
The switch to light operates on a frequency. There are different frequencies. If a bulbs are set to the same it should work fine. I do not remember how to determine which bulb is set to what.
47453
I don't see why it wouldn't. We plan to trade out the regular switch for a dimmer switch soon.
645399
No way! It takes a deliberate push "into" the light with the tip of your finger or thumb. I don't think it would turn on if the light were dropped directly on the switch button.
1403904
I am sure it can. I don't see why not. It's simply lamp cord with an on/off switch attached to it. Its only purpose is to convey the standard U.S. electric current to a device--which, I'm assuming, is the same current you'd be using to power fluorescent bulbs.
1079010
I think so. Lamp switch would have to stay on high setting. And of course body would have to be metal.
2008260
It has an on/off switch, but it doesn't have any other functionality. Guessing that if you just leave the light on and control it from the electrical outlet with a timer of some sort then it could work. Hard to say. Great light though.