is there a remote to stop and start spraying?
1249430
The Boom Attachment only comes with a shut off valve in case you only want to use the wand. It does not come with the Tank like the picture shows. Only the bracket assembly
1249431
This is only the boom sprayer you add it to your existing sprayer. Your dprayer will have a switch to turn the pump on and off. If your asking if it includes a valve of some sort, no it dose not.
1249432
Operates with pump switch on/off. Add a ball valve to stop flow to boom so that you can still hand spray.
1245629
I would like this typr of timer ( spray every five minutes for the duration of one minute) to use on misting lines
540610
I believe there is. I know you can use the remote at anytime to turn the unit off at anytime..
1890885
We very rarely use the pause button. We have it one spray or stream. The PAUSE BUTTON only pauses the water spray WHILE YOU ARE HOLDING IT IN!!!!!!!!!
2016548
This Jet dust collector does not come with a remote on/off unit out of the box and, while it may be an option, I don't recall seeing this possibility in any of the literature. I checked the unit and it does not have a magnetic on/off switch so it would be possible to simply leave it on and plug it into a switched outlet which could be controlled remotely. The power cord is relatively short, 6 foot, if that is a consideration in placement to avoid using an extension cord. It's a great unit and I have been quite pleased with its performance.
227257
The spray mode stays on when you turn it on. You have to "un-flick" the spray button to go back to normal
336105
No, you need to hold the spray button the whole time you use that mode. Bothers some people but I don't mind it.
439996
I have not used it that way but it has a pressure regulator and it's easy to set the pressure you have. It's also rapid cycle so I would try it if I used a sprayer.
391911
It doesn't have a button but you can turn the head so where it goes into the different types of sprays one of them is off. Well barely dripping. It isn't hard. My 9 and 10 year old mess around with the different water sprays all the time.
1169984
The switch is on the top near where the hose comes out. There is a switch on both heads that changes the spray pattern.
2142226
There's sort of a work around you can do to manually use the Freshmatic. Leave it turned off, then when you want to manually have it spray a burst of fragrance, turn it on and wait 15 seconds for it to activate. Then just turn it back off and you've accomplished a manual spray. Every time you fist turn it on, it will spray within 15 seconds. This also tests the batteries.
1100611
On Brondell's seats (the 3 models I have owned) there is a STOP button on the remote and on the side of the seat itself. It also has a pressure sensitive switch under the seat lid so that if you should stand up, it automatically shuts off.
1702160
No, the spray setting will stay the same until you actually press the switch and change it.
700278
It sprays continuously once you press the button down and it stays there, to return to normal operation you press the button up. You do not need to hold the toggle for spray.
389326
Nope! No power needed, it's completely manual. The switch on the unit uses the water pressure to turn the spray on and off.
819742
Hi Heather, you can switch it from regular flow to spray by pressing the button. But to return to regular flow you need to turn the faucet off.
2001505
You can leave it in either the spray or stream mode. It does not automatically switch between the two.