What does it mean when it says "light controlled by slide switch"? I expected a pull chain for the light.
792673
I don't know. My fan and light like this is controlled by a wall switch and pull cord. I switch it on at the wall, and then control the light and fan speed by the 2 pull cords.
792674
there is a pull chain for both fan and light, there is no light control by switch
792675
Imdont think I wrote that. Just read my review and didn't mention a slide switch. There is a nice pull chain, good quality. This is a nice fan for the price.
190360
Yes, actually a string connected to a short bead chain. I just left them pulled and control them with the light switch. Still pleased with the lights.
1588095
Not sure what you mean, but the light is self contained and mounts up to a standard ceiling electrical box. There is no feature of the light that allows any kind of switching. That has to be done separately if it wasn't already in your room wiring.
1184508
At least when I bought them, each lamp was sold separately. Each lamp has two sockets, each individually controlled with a pull-chain switch. That's why they call it a 2 light lamp. BTW not all pull-chain switches work well in my experience, but in these lamps the switches have a smooth operation.
1588092
Out of the box is setup to be hard wired. I replaced a fixture that was controlled by a 3way wall switch. Worked fine. I am not much of an electrician but I would guess it would take some doing to make this work on a pull chain. Might want to look for a fixture with that feature already on it.
820442
THERE IS A PULL CHAIN SWITCH UP INSIDE BY THE BULB. It is a great light for over our kitchen sink. We are very happy with it.
2241842
Yes, it doesn't have pull chains. I had it hooked up to an existing light switch, but you do need the remote.
1349104
It is a chain. Like most chandelier-type fixtures, it has a round base that attaches to the ceiling and a chain that holds the light -- in this case, the metal orb. I would describe the chain as medium-weight -- not flimsy but not really heavy either. The wiring runs up along side of the chain -- visible but not at all objectionable. I love this light in my home. It is sturdy, well-made, easy to install and looks great.
1184066
The push button, activates the light, basically providing power to the pull string. The pull string turns the light on then increases the brightness and then turns the light off.
844304
You will need to hard wire it like a ceiling fan, not a standard power cord that plugs into the wall. You wil also need to mount it like a ceiling fan so replacing an existing light helps. No switch, controlled by a wall on/off switch. Chain and wires are included.
1170390
You need to replace the whole fixture with these. They are not the ones that attach to the socket. They need to be wired to a light switch. Save your money and just buy a LED bulb for your pull chain. These are not good lights.
64756
Sorry I took so long to respond. This fan has a separate pull chain for both fan and light. It works excellent
923012
The switch is a 'slide to' on and 'slide to' off type switch - normally the switch would be moved to the on position - the light would be illuminated and stay that way until the user slid the switch to the off position - With mine, it is possible to partially slide the switch from off towards the on position and make a momentary contact which can be held and keep the light illuminated until released - I don't that the unit was designed this way and the 'momentary on while pressed' may not work for all microscopes -Here is a link to customer image that clearly shows the slide on/off switch - http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo1SN7W6ZQS7JGQ/B000P8AUMU/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link The switch is a 'slide to' on and 'slide to' off type switch - normally the switch would be moved to the on position - the light would be illuminated and stay that way until the user slid the switch to the off position - With mine, it is possible to partially slide the switch from off towards the on position and make a momentary contact which can be held and keep the light illuminated until released - I don't that the unit was designed this way and the 'momentary on while pressed' may not work for all microscopes -Here is a link to customer image that clearly shows... » Read More The switch is a 'slide to' on and 'slide to' off type switch - normally the switch would be moved to the on position - the light would be illuminated and stay that way until the user slid the switch to the off position - With mine, it is possible to partially slide the switch from off towards the on position and make a momentary contact which can be held and keep the light illuminated until released - I don't that the unit was designed this way and the 'momentary on while pressed' may not work for all microscopes -Here is a link to customer image that clearly shows the slide on/off switch - http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo1SN7W6ZQS7JGQ/B000P8AUMU/ref=cm_ciu_images_pl_link « Show Less
1588094
I just had my light installed. It cannot be used with a pull chain. But I am very please with it. Really looks nice in the room and gives off much light.
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This fan has pull-chain control (hanging strings as you call them.) One is to control motor on/off and speed and the other turns the light on/off. They are not visible in the photo but they are included.
1403288
There are two pull chains on the fsn that we bought. One for the light & one controls the speed.
95715
Correct. The slide controls the fan. It has 4 "hard-stops" (OFF, 1,2,3). The switch at the bottom controls the light.