If I plug this into an outlet controlled by a light switch, can I turn on the lamp with the light switch?
1842336
No it doesn't work that way. The lamp does not remember its on/off state. Once disconnected from power, you have to switch it on after connection.
1842337
I don't think so, although I have not tried it with the method, I know if I unplug and plug in again, the light will not stay on the original state, you have to manually touch the power button.
1842338
No, once it powers off it will stay off until you push the switch on the lamp.
987778
Yes. There is a USB cable, and an adapter, that lets you plug the USB cable into an outlet. As a bonus, the adapter has two Female USB ports, so you can plug the lamp and one other thing into the same outlet.
793944
I am sure you could do that. The plug on it is just a basic plug with a power switch. The patterns are controlled with a button on the light it's self. Just use caution and make sure you know for sure what wire is hot and ground
999132
I would just remove the dimmer and plug directly into a switch-controlled outlet. You could use a dimmer switch to control the outlet, which would accomplish your objective.
537200
It does not internally turn the outlet on or off. However, you should be able to wire the switch and the outlet either way you want the outlet to work.
818805
I can't see why you couldn't. The lamp has a standard plug. I leave mine lit all night.
925960
No. Its a ceiling lamp so you need to plug into wires. I liked it but sent it back because it was too big for my kitchen.
1962427
No. This supplies power on sensing motion, as if being just plugged in, but the natural state of a touch lamp after being plugged in is "off". You need a light that will come on when plugged in, without any secondary trigger requirements. The hard-wired wall motion switches are the same way.
1554014
Yes. What you're doing is giving your outlet and on off switch. When it's turned on, the switch will light up green and the outlet will be powered.
798871
Of course! What the timer basically does is cut the electric signal. So yes, you can use this to turn on or off a lamp or many other things.
459789
My husband hooked the lamp up to an on off switch on the wall. I'm sorry to say I can't answer your question honestly.
48093
The lamp plugs in the wall. There is no on or off switch. If you want it on plug it in if you want it off unplug it.
1565041
No, this lamp plugs into an outlet and is not wired to a wall switch. It would need to be plugged in to a dimmer adapter similar to a Lutron TT-300NLH-BL Credenza Lamp Dimmer.
1116727
Once the lamp is plugged into the Z-wave AC outlet side of the unit the lamp can only be turn on/off remotely. If you plug the lamp into the standard AC outlet side of the unit it can only be control manually. Hope this helps. I completely forgot about the front panel push button for manual control. If lamp is plugged into Z-wave side you can manually turn the connected lamp on/off by pressing the button. It is a toggle switch, so if lamp is off, pressing button turns on & vice versa.
2110379
i don't think so. i bought this with the intention of pairing it with a wemo switch and have th elights turn on and off as needed, but alas, when turned on, the lamps stay off.
116137
no..however I connected an extension cord(cut to req length) spliced the cut end into the light and bought a belkin power adapter with an on/off switch (F7C016q three prong) and plugged the light into the adpapter and the switch into the outlet .then whenever I wanted to turn it on/off I used the switch
2111200
The switch is at one end of the cord and the end that goes into the outlet is at the other end. You plug the cord into the outlet and your lamp (or whatever) into the cord at the outlet end. The switch is on the other end.