Is there an on/off switch?
1276887
No, no switch. To turn it off it has to be out of the sun, as the little solar sensor on the top of the head collects the energy.
2116276
No, it does not have an On/Off switch; it works plugging direct to outlet source. But I recommendit, is a very practical device. And comes with a surge protector too
776833
No, this device does not have an on/off switch. Sorry, I don't know the answer to the other question.
913236
No. There is no on/off switch. Its a battery that can either be plugged in, or not plugged in. Pressing the red square turns on a light that tells you the charge status.
331709
There is no switch. I picked up a small plug in timer and it goes on and off when I want it to.
398471
There is one on-off switch, so no, but you might want to ask an electrician if that can be altered.
537347
Yes, it has an on/off switch on the side. You can shut it off when ever you want.
759013
Thanks for the question. No, there is not an on/off switch. The sensor in the solar panel automatically turns the LED's on when it is dark out. Then they turn off as soon as it senses daylight. We have had many clients use these for their deck. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you.
2192207
There is no "off" switch. The unit is always on but "activated" only when the door/window is open/closed.
670032
There's no on/off switch. Doesn't seem to draw much current so I left it plugged in all the time and didn't bother powering it down.
1924301
No, The switch has an on/off button selection usable any time you wish to turn the light switch on or off.
923279
No. You can turn on and off as you please. The timer is just an added option.
295966
No, just a on and off switch,but very small and convenient for a quick fix. I love it
1115683
There is no on/off switch. I plug it into an extension cord that has an on/off switch.
1205226
Yes there is an on/off switch but it wouldn't be very convenient if you're looking to use it as a conventional light switch. It's located on the back of the solar panel near the mounting bracket. If you leave it in the "on" position, it operates automatically.
14373
You are correct. There is no ON/OFF switch. This unit pairs nicely with a cheap plug-in timer from a hardware store (under $10). Then you can set the length of time you want it to run, and the timer will switch it off.
1367412
I have the power cord attached to a surge protector and turn it off on the surge protector. Otherwise I don't think there is an on/off switch