Is there a corded pressure switch? How is the light activated?
1848832
There is not a corded pressure switch. The light is switched on and off with a tab near the rear of the light that slides left and right. I have a full size pistol and can turn the light on with my right index finger.
1848833
It's a left-right sliding mechanism, not a button. I use this on my rifle, mounted to the weaver rail just ahead of my forward grip. A flick of my index finger on my left hand turns it on. This is a very easily-moved switch, so be sure its in the off position when you case your weapon, so it is not on during storage!
1848834
There is a push switch which is directly in front of the trigger guard, easily reached with your trigger finger. This would not work for a left handed shooter, but works great for right handed. I can turn it on, and were it necessary immediately have my finger on the trigger without changing my grip.
1848835
There is no corded pressure switch on this light. It is activated by a slider switch on the rear part of it. Is really easy to use and the light is very bright.
1848836
No pressure switch. It has a switch on it. Push up from the bottom for on down for off. it has a quick release so the cord would prob get in the way.
2165775
The light turns on with a switch on the cord. I leave the switch on, but run it with my lighting control system, also I have the green and blue also. makes a nice light to add into a system at a lower cost.
765942
Light only activates with the pressure switch when you press the pressure pad.
668688
Yes, there is a wire that leads to the pressure switch. The switch attaches with Velcro which is supplied.
255131
There is a dial that starts at off and turns clockwise from low to high settings. A light goes on when it is turned on. No on/off button.
1967249
Yes there is an on/off switch. I think it takes a 7 watt lightbulb. Cozy lamp. Warm glow.
642881
There is a small button switch on the handle that you press to turn the light on/off.
1505055
The ON/OFF switch is on the cord; no dimmer, no 3-way. We used it by plugging it in to the wall socket that was associated with the wall switch so we could light up a dark room upon entering the room. It isn't a bright light but it worked for our purposes.
1870550
Yes, two different end caps one for pressure switch and one for push button. Great light for $!!!!!
1505240
you can have either light laser or light and laser. you select for which of those you want on the body of the unit. once you have selected whatever it is that you wish to use then the pressure switch activates that function. you cannot switch between modes with the pressure switch
1992151
Sorry to say but no- there is no external electrical connection option on the model pictured. I'm sure you're aware of the "knock-off's" of these type of laser/lights available on the internet that do in fact offer the pressure type switch option. They're also reasonably priced. Good Luck to ya.
1115683
There is no on/off switch. I plug it into an extension cord that has an on/off switch.
1132914
Lightly tap the activation switch. It is a pressure sensitive switch which allows the various functions of the light to be cycled through.
137636
Requires pressure but nothing outrageous. It's a good lo light and switch. Switch is mounted by forarm grip for thumb
183380
The light is designed to plug directly into an outlet. I needed it hanging so my father's hand could activate from his bed in the night. My solution was to plug it into an extension cord with a loop that could be hung from a wall hook so the light is exactly where it is needed. I turn it completely off during the day so I've not noticed if is light sensor activated. We are very happy with how the light functions.
161628
The handle is 1 1/8" in diameter. Not sure what you mean by a pressure switch. It comes with just the on/off button that also controls the brightness and flash modes.
1931894
There is no on/off switch and it is light activated----comes on only when there is no light. Also, the color is always changing.