is it safe to detach the lights from this device? Obviously while its not powered on or plugged into anything.
801117
I can't turn the lights off on mine. But I'm pretty sure you can remove them safely if you can tinker with electronics.
801118
Check out my review, I put detailed pictures showing how I just taped them up with electrical tape and tucked them out of the way.
801119
IIRC you can turn them off. I haven't looked at the back since I bought it. It's great, though.
801120
You can detach the LED lighting without issue in my experience as one user, and I had that others had done it before I did ;-)
1594406
Just unplug it but there is no on/off swich . But the led is not mounted on
2015638
The instruction say if both lights are out-replace the unit. I have noted twice so far one or two lights were out-so I checked the switch- yes it was off. Apparently on high loads of surge it will throw the switch off. Re set. This unit does instill a sense of security and is about the best in the market, I have found. Good luck. Old Timer
1611378
Short answer is no. You could disconnect the power to it. I keep it hidden, but if the need arises, I can reach and hit the reconnect button.
1293709
Yes, I have found that the lights will go off but when it is connected into a active connection it will work as normal.
1315688
Always better to play it safe. Run two seperate legs, you dont want to have all lights out because of a blown fuse. A little more hassal ,but worth it. I know this from expirience.
553768
Yes, I believe you just unplug it for a minute or so. I find the device to be not very intuitive.
1863837
They all turn off the lighting, but unit is still on and working. If you want to turn unit off put it in cable mode.
154737
Without light on or with light completely removed? It works without light on
1381608
Yes, that would be fine.Because I left mine plugged up since the day I got it, and the green and the red lights are malfunctioning.If you leave it plugged up, chances are it could fry.
1038418
Make sure all connection are good,, inside the light as well ..might have to take it apart ...
1654173
I would send it back. I have had mine for some time and have had no issues with mine. Sounds like a bad light sensor. Good luck.
608296
Haven't done that kind of research on the device, but to prevent draining, you could always unplug the battery from the light. Mine has been unplugged for months. I have yet to charge the battery since first receiving it, but connected the light yesterday and it still as bright as ever and runs all four phases without issue (high, low, intermittent flash, off).
374666
No. The lights are to show you the remaining juice in the battery. Once you plug in your device and starts charging the lights go off. It will be a waste of energy to keep them on.
1787016
Important note: Instructions state to never remove device from dock while power is on. Could damage device.
1806254
I have had two of these and did not have that issue. Actually was pretty impressed with the video You may want to verify that the lights are not causing it. I think you can shut them off.
2133480
Having the lights on does take a lil from the battery without sacrificing allot of power. Note these are led lights and do not consume not as m much power as you think. But having them off will give you about 30 minutes of extra use after a full charge