can this be used with a pull chain switch?
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.
1588093
I don't believe so. It is mounted flush to the wall. It has a middle piece that holds the glass in place.
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.
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.
2033119
I believe so. My husband and I converted two commercial lamps with these pull switches. It was very easy to do. I hope this helps
941241
Most likely it will work, but you're leaving half of the switch unused. Most Lowes, Home Depot and Menard's carry the switch that you need for less money.
1229135
Yes. However you have to use the compact florescent bulb (CFB) type for this switch. They are the twirly ones.
1806987
Yes as long as you put only 110-120 volts & no more than 15 amps. The output is only 15 amps from the switch.
2229582
This product, and the several like it which are available on Amazon and elsewhere, operates by mechanically moving a lightswitch from the "Off" position to the "On" position or the reverse. It is powered by batteries. So it is independent of the wiring for the switch itself. In a word, yes it should work as long as there is a standard toggle switch to operate on.
691364
I have a wall switch for the fan but still need the pull chain. I tied a sting to the chain with a weight and strung it so that I could reach it but the string wouldn't be in the walking space. Hope this answers your question--
1128082
As long as the switch is an on/off switch. Existing switch will work just fine.
164138
No it can't. You would have to handle that from your automation system. Unless you need to manually control this with the front button, another switch (i.e. Linear FS20Z) is a better bet in terms of reliability.
639428
Switch has an 1800 watt maximum load recommendation. Should work as long as you do not exceed that.
2229581
I have no idea but it should as long as the switch is like the standard light switch. This only moves the switch lever up and down, it is not directly wired into any circuits.
574269
No sir I cannot. The walls of the switch would be to thin to support the tightening around the bar and short out on the metal. Sorry.
1065913
The answer to your question is no. This is a inline switch that is designed to hang from the cord. I hope this helps.
1874575
I don't see why not, as long as there is not too much current for this switch and it's wires. Keep it away from PC parts that might be sensitive to magnets like your hard drives.
1557275
It can be used on any switch but these lights are not that bright. You will need supplemental light if you are trying to read or do any work.
1422585
It should work with no problem, it will make your motor run foward or reverse while holding the switch in one or the other direction. It springs to off when you let go
1890110
Yes, but follow the diagram. Hooking it up wrong will burn out the auto switch. Also a good idea to use an inline fuse to be safe.