why is the unit shown with two hand hold down devices? Is it unsafe to use without these?
1724623
no..the devices you are referring to ( GRR-ripper push block system) are for EXTRA stability and for assisting with making thin rip cuts. I own 2 of them and find them invaluable. They simply act just like a traditional push stick would but with much more stability and safety.
1197617
I'm not sure that you can. But, since the handheld unit serves no purpose if the parent unit is off - you just need to turn it off anytime the parent unit is off.
1932309
There is a stylus built into the backside of the unit. It is discreet and needs a fingernail to pull out.
1246861
U don't need it kid... GGodgave u fingers so use them.. unless ur touchn urself. Lol... Great item.. I dint have anymore but I miss that Damn nav,Sat radio...etc.. great product.. but it may b better out there.. his 1 is kinda old but really awesome
2117988
You would need a screwdriver to remove the main unit. I have never experienced a theft problem with leaving my unit mounted. You could easily remove the actuator button if you wanted to. It is held in place with a rubber band and there is a plug at the other end.
879016
I guess I missed it. The two batteries are obviously included in the base of the devices. Maybe I'll grow up but then again, why. Thanks for the info.
1789454
Glad you got your answer--I really didn't want to take it down..But I will say I love it,my other one rang everytime I opened the bathroom door (from the slightest steam) This is way less sensitive-plus hardwire with battery great combo..
1111527
I looked for images of this device online, and there are both (with and without). The one I installed did have them, but I'd bet they're internal at this point. Hope that helps.
613951
You need both hands in less you were to mount it correctly to a table if it was firmly attached to the table then you could pull it out, otherwise you need to use one hand to hold it while you pull the laptop out
559364
No, the hand held units are just that.... hand held. The manual tells you that if you need to help support the blower during use, to hold the bottom of the unit with one hand while holding the handle with your other hand.
1027272
Actually that is a safety feature to insure neither hand is in harms way. I believe every log splitter is required to have this feature. I have split perhaps 50 cords and this is seldom an issue so accept it or don't use a log splitter
161061
I am using this device strictly through my home automation system so only use mine through my mobile phone. I am not sure if finger prints are an issue since I don't use the keypad.
206859
I didn't either. It works just fine without the forth one. My daugter has been using it safely without it for almost the past year.
1641601
I have no idea why this information would be needed. I am a user of the device, not a technical expert. Mine works fine for its intended purpose. That is all I can comment on.
481733
No. The switch is builtin and is operated by the stopper. This prevents anyone from placing their hand or other object in the unit while operating.
2059861
No Sir it can not. I like this feature for safety. You can close it with one hand easily once you get use to it.
2230969
No. I'm unaware of any safety issues. Almost all such appliances have built in power.