is it on a switch to on a pull chain
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There is a pull chain for fan and one for the light. They even have images of a fan and a light on the pulls, which is pretty handy in the dark. If you leave it on - you can use the light switch to turn on and off. Hope that answered your question Arnold.
1417881
no there is no chain ......it wires to the celing then you flip the switch and turn s on easy to install i bought 5 i like them.i have them in the hallway gave on to a friend for her birthday she hung it over her bed she loves it
1588092
Out of the box is setup to be hard wired. I replaced a fixture that was controlled by a 3way wall switch. Worked fine. I am not much of an electrician but I would guess it would take some doing to make this work on a pull chain. Might want to look for a fixture with that feature already on it.
881496
Yes on the switch. Don't know on the difference. Have been very happy with the operation of the unit.
166770
It can be wired to switch either way. But the relay activates on low (LED comes on and switch is pulled closed).
1885856
Most fixtures with a pull chain use a switch similar to this GE Pull-Chain Switch 54365 If the lamp is mounted to the ceiling, and you pull the cord straight down, the cord is actually at angle perpindicular to the opening, which creates friction. You can reduce this pulling the cord away from the fixture as opposed to straight down. Alternatively, you can replace the pull-chain switch with one that is designed to reduce friction at various angles. For example, Gardner Bender GSW-35 Nick Pull Chain Switch, All Angle Pull, 6A 125VAC, Single Pole Single Throw, ON-OFF, Wire Leads Please note that I have not personally used either of these models, and am not endorsing them. I just listed them as examples of why some cords may be harder to pull than others. Most fixtures with a pull chain use a switch similar to this GE Pull-Chain Switch 54365 If the lamp is mounted to the ceiling, and you pull the cord straight down, the cord is actually at angle perpindicular to the opening, which creates friction. You can reduce this pulling the cord away from the fixture as opposed to straight down. Alternatively, you can replace the pull-chain switch with one that is designed to reduce friction at various angles. For example, Gardner Bender... » Read More Most fixtures with a pull chain use a switch similar to this GE Pull-Chain Switch 54365 If the lamp is mounted to the ceiling, and you pull the cord straight down, the cord is actually at angle perpindicular to the opening, which creates friction. You can reduce this pulling the cord away from the fixture as opposed to straight down. Alternatively, you can replace the pull-chain switch with one that is designed to reduce friction at various angles. For example, Gardner Bender GSW-35 Nick Pull Chain Switch, All Angle Pull, 6A 125VAC, Single Pole Single Throw, ON-OFF, Wire Leads Please note that I have not personally used either of these models, and am not endorsing them. I just listed them as examples of why some cords may be harder to pull than others. « Show Less
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Yes, there are two pull chains: one for the motor and one for the light. You can also wire it to a wall switch. If you use two switches (or a double switch), you can control the motor and light separately at the wall as well.
1302951
on the ones I have seen, if you look behind the outlet box you will find the pull connector where the chain gets connected. If the switch is still good and all you need is a new chain, you should be able to attach a new chain or string to it
820442
THERE IS A PULL CHAIN SWITCH UP INSIDE BY THE BULB. It is a great light for over our kitchen sink. We are very happy with it.
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Between the two pull chains, mounted on the side of the housing, is a direction switch.
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Yes..it is wired into the wall and the pull chain turns out on and off. We have them on both sides of our bed and they are very convenient and within reach at night.
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Yes ..... this switch is purely mechanical ..... will turn circuit on or off depending how the circuit is wired.
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Do you mean is it a chain or a knob to turn it one? If that's the case it has a knob that requires a double click
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No it does not have a switch.. It has light that is on to show its working.
2004358
When in the closed position there is a pin at the bottom that will lock it in the closed, retracted position. Pull the chain down, and it opens. So yes.
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No, I could not find it. Usually there is a switch on the side, above the blades, this model does not have one. Another answer mentioned pulling the chain, but there are only 2 chains, one for the light, and one for the fan. Pulling the fan chain does not reverse direction, it controls speed setting.
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The switch is a maintained push in pull out. I replaced the one on my Toro Z Turn for the PTO. Works great.