Will this bulb save the last setting if power is shut off with the light switch and not the remote?
149725
Yes, I leave my lamp switched on and control it with the wall switch. The LED bulb responds exactly like an incandescent bulb would.
149726
I use this bulb in a chandelier that is controlled by a wall switch/dimmer switch. It keeps the settings that I have established.
149727
This is just a LED light bulb. It has no memories. You can use it with a remotely controlled light switch. It simply turns on when the power is re-applied. By the way, do NOT use this bulb with a dimmer switch.
1535808
True. There are some bulbs that hold the last setting but I'm not sure which ones
203988
The light keeps the last color setting when turned off and onIf you unplug the light or disconnect power it usually keeps the last color setting but made need the remote to turn on again
1314185
It shouldn't. The light shuts off when the battery gets down to a certain level by itself to protect the battery.
755716
Sorry, I don't know. I have on a straight ON/OFF switch. But the bulb is bright and works great.
2059644
Don't think so, my lamps only have one "on" setting. All four come on whenit's turned on.
1475087
If so, the lights will all be off. This is handy for making sure you have the correct breaker off if you are working on wiring.
1047463
For prolonged power outages, it's possible that it would lose its settings. However, for brief power failure... it comes right back online when power is restored. Also, it DOES have a programable choice to set a Daylight Savings time option. It's a good thermostat... I'm happy that it was this that failed, and NOT a break in the heating elements under the tile!
989740
Yes. By pushing the middle button. In addition, the timer will turn off your light according to your program as well.
1987148
It will turn on. But keep in mind that when power is cycled to this fixture it comes back on to the fade setting. Which means it cycles through the colors one after another continuously. The only way for the light to return to the last used setting is by turning it off with the remote control, which has a very limited range and does not do well through glass.
705501
No the energy saving blubs won't work in here. You have to use the old incandescent bulbs. But once the infrared gets triggered, you can set it to stay on for up to 10 minutes, so it probably won't use up that much more energy.
103660
The light will automatically turn off 1 hour after reaching full power. The switch does need to be on for it to work.
848434
I think Robert is right. There's a button that has three settings. If you push the button until it turns off and leave the light plugged into the base it should work. Sorry I can't turn off all my electricity to test this, but believe it will work. I love this light
203989
NO. Not if the power to the unit is shut-off, as with an indoor light switch.
1928219
Yes. You will need to turn the lights back on via the dimmer but once you switch the lights on the dimmer is set to where it was before power loss.I hope th his info helped.
740358
If the remote will cut all power to the light then yes you can. Each time the power is cut off and turned back on quickly the program will change.
913355
Yes. But if the power goes off, you will have to reselect your color. It doesn't default to the last setting. It has it's own default setting which you may get tired of after a while. It is a low power lamp and I use it as a decorative light source to shine on objects. Teenagers have fun with it but I use it in a business. The remote control has to point at the front of the lamp to control it and needs to be in the same room. It looks well built and I've bought 10 so far.