If the mount unit turns the light on, can the wired unit turn the light off? Does the wired unit need to be on always? Switches used Interchangeably?
1574315
It works as a 3 way stitch. Both can be use to turn the light on or off at any time. As with any 3 way switch the positions of the toggle will change based on the one previously used. ie traditional on/off positions do not apply.
1574316
Either switch can turn the light on independently. Just make sure the very thin master switch is in the correct position as per the instructions.
1574317
Yes. The entire circuit will act like a three-way light switch. Although I've found that the wired switch is fairly sensitive. Sometimes just nudging without actually switching it will turn the light on or off.
1032897
The light comes with a wire that can be inserted in a pin hole in the front of the unit. Push the wire until you here a click. The unit should be on. Repeat to turn it off.
1808330
There is no on/off switch, the unit has a motion sensor that comes on/off when plugged in. We are using this in our laundry room which is dark when we step-in from the garage. This unit throws enough light to turn on the ceiling light.
1921607
No, it cant. Worse, I found myself waving my hand over it to get the light to go on. That got old pretty fast. I prefer the hard wired version.
417503
Neither. It must be hard-wired into your fixture and it then works off the existing switch or will need another switch added.
1220173
I am assuming you mean how would you mount the switch... The switch is threaded and is supplied with 2 rings that screw onto it. You drill a hole where you want the switch(dash, switch panel, whatever) then stick the switch through your hole from behind. Put the cover on then thread the ring on and there ya go... it's installed. If you are asking how to wire the switch then you just hook it up inline with your circuit with the 2 tabs on the bottom. The tab on the side goes to ground so that the LED in the switch works in the "on" position. It is optional and doesn't affect the function of the switch, just the LED light. It is a pretty standard "on-off" toggle switch.... Google is your friend.
1062226
Yes. There is a button on the switch plate, at the receiver, that you press to turn the light on or off. This unit has worked flawlessly since I installed it, about a year ago. Light and receiver are located in a outdoor shed about 120 feet from house . It is used almost nightly in winter to turn the lights on from the house.
2140662
It is a standard dual light fixture that may be run off of a switch is you desire that kind of control. It has a third hole (plugged by default) between the two lights where a light sensor can be wired in, and then it stays on when it is dark outside. The same third hole could also accommodate a motion detector, and then whatever kind of motion detector you select would control the lights.
1680668
No manual switch on the fixture itself and it does come with bulbs. I have mine mounted on a flat surface but you may be able to find a different kind of mounting. My electrician installed three of these and I love them and bought 8 more. I have 10 acres in the woods so security was important but also the ability to enjoy the stars
1000988
Installs in place of a standard light switch, not 3 way where two switches control the same set of lights. It is wireless to turn on and off and dim if you have a Z-Wave controller. It replaces your existing switch and must be wired in to work.
983472
If you leave it turned on via the remote, you can then use a wall switch for on/off. We've mounted the remote beside the wall switch and sometimes just use the switch that way.
776829
Here is my understanding of this switch set. The wall mounted unit has a solid state switch that is wired into the electric circuit being controlled. That switch can be turned ON or OFF by either the toggle mounted in that unit, or the remote push buttons. As another responder stated, the pair operates like a three way circuit. However, keep in mind that the solid state switch has leakage and is not to be used with florescent lights.
1526490
If your power source is connected to only one switch the fixture must be wired so the fan and light are wired togther. Fan and light will power on/off togther.
532311
No it isn't wired for that. It is hard wired for use with a wall switch. It's a really nice hall light!
1715716
No special switch. Just wire it in parallel to your existing switch. Then when you turn the lights on, they come on and stay on, like always. But when you turn the switch off, the lights come on when something moves in the area.
1446066
There is no on/off switch which is the only thing I dislike about it. I would suggest wiring a wall mount switch if you are handy. Otherwise it is a great lamp!!
492097
Yes from the first one I got it seem there is an option for "L" switch for Light fixture Outlet usage and "O" for not light usage. "L" switch will sense ambient light and not turn on while "O" will turn on the outlet when it detect motion. My seem bad I order a replacement as it not sensitive on my garage. There is a timer to set from 2 minutes to up at max at 6 minutes.