Does this have a flashing hazard light, like it says? I bought one. There is an on/ off switch for the light and another one for the compressor.
583847
If it has a flashing hazard light, I have not found it. I don't think it does. I have had two different inflators, plus this one, and all three had a light but did not have a flashing hazard light.
1808330
There is no on/off switch, the unit has a motion sensor that comes on/off when plugged in. We are using this in our laundry room which is dark when we step-in from the garage. This unit throws enough light to turn on the ceiling light.
525608
Mine was the flashing type, flashing a few times before going constant on. Very bright from directly behind...
1649530
No. I have had this model for three years without any problem. Unlike Mr. Blake, my compressor runs quietly. One recommendation - when not in use unplug it. I have had past problems with compressors due to electric surges. Your question though raises my curiosity - why such an inquiry?
976750
No. It's a cluster laser with an on off feature or momentary on with pressure switch. Excellent product!!.
400505
it your old one looks like this one. there is two styles that I am aware of. emergency flasher that comes out on top of the column. and one that is on the side of your column. this is the one that comes out on top. this had a cruse switch. mine not have cruse. but still fit. not need cruse control.
839965
If I understand the question, the indicator light is on when the signal is off. I had that happen to me when I bought a flasher unit that was made for a negative ground system while mine is a positive ground system. Once I replaced that unit with a flasher compatible with a positive ground system, everything worked fine. Older flasher units were all mechanical so it didn't make any difference. The newer units have a switching transistor that is polarized for either positive or negative ground. I hope this explanation helps!
2192229
It can tell you which sensor triggered the light. Resetting the light cannot be done by the tool; that's either add air(steady light) or replace the sensor ( flashing light ) good luck , cheers
217730
mine does not. It needs to be cycled back on... However, the unit can be sensitive to power surges and things like hair dryers turning on and off. Occasionally, you will just see the light turn on by itself. Not much of a problem, unless it goes on while you are away. I understand this is an issue with all switches that work on a conduction system. (like those lamps where you just touch the base and they turn on)
97858
Never have seen it blink or flash. It just turns on for a few minutes when it senses motion and then turns off. Great light.
61907
Yes it is a flash unit and thus far, it has worked flawless for me...I have not had wash outs or insufficient light
1356772
Yes the light flashes when there's a low battery. I have yet to see this but that is what one of the key points is on the box.
1048597
I run it off the power oulet and have never had any issues. Could be something wrong with the compressor. May want to exchange it for another one.
1011818
No light. Internally there is a magnet relay. Best safety device any stationary workshop tool could have.
1357732
Sorry that I can't answer your question regarding the fuse. I was only able to use my compressor twice. The second time I used it to put air into an exercise ball and the compressor caught fire. I did talk to the seller and was told they'd never had this happen. Since it was past the 90 days they wouldn't exchange the compressor. Needless to say I was very disappointed in the performance of the compressor and the lack of customer service.
2265717
IF by flashing, you mean flickering, then this unit does not flicker. Typically, units that flickers are ones that are dimmable. This item does not dim. It does use a ballast and so it does have that initial step up during start (about 3/10 of a second), but by no means do I consider that flashing, or flickering. Just on the product itself, I have them in my garage (8") and in my guest bedrooms (6"). No problem so far. Thickness is slightly thinner than sheetrock. Be sure to clear back attic insulation for good ventilation. I've checked mine after about 6 hours usage and it was not even warm to the touch. Good product overall. Good luck on your project.
131818
Yeah there is a light that flashes when its in use. It would be flashing underneath the colored part. some lights are very annoyingly bright but this one isnt too bright.