Is there a plug to cover the pull switch - if you are connecting to a swtched recepticle?
498026
It appears that the pull chain switch can be removed and a blank put in its place. No blank or plug, however, comes with the light.
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
308231
Pretty sure it covers that! Just make sure that when you have it set, that you superglue the switch so it doesn"t get reset to the wrong voltage.
986081
There is no pull chain. It needs to be hardwired to a switch that you supply.
734011
You could use a TV cable outlet cover. It has a hole that is the same size as the rocker switch and come in various shades of plastic or metal. Amazon has these on their web site under "cable outlet" covers. I hope this helps you.
2222870
No there is a cover that pops off and youCan access the fuses between the switch and the light
864933
It has a tab that pull out for fuses between the switch and the plug socket. Get gma fuses
237403
there arent any. attach the positive wire to the center of the plug, and a ground wire to the rear spin on nut
502428
not positive but we have a separate switch for it. So no, it does not come with a switch or pull attached to the unit.
56421
No, there is no way to hide the plug, which I am aware of. It does, just hank there.
730758
There are two squeeze fittings on each short side of switch, after unplugging the wires attached to it, I used a flat head screw driver to depress one side. It was very easy.
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
1052846
When you flip the switch on, it lites both sides. Guess you could add a pull-string toggle switch and wire to one side, and use existing switch for the other side....
1971748
Yes, but it is kind of chunky so unless you put it at the end, it'll cover up another outlet on the strip. Make sure it's a strip with the 3 holes for each plug, not 2.
1943555
The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.
703083
If you were to install the switch cover upside down this could be done. Some minor modification might be needed. By default installation closing the cover will turn off the switch.
552156
Not necessary. However strongly recommend using a canvas grill cover when not in use to protect the control switch. Had mine for several years outdoors covered and never had a problem. Make sure you have it plugged in a GFCI outlet for protection.