Does this switch fade in/out or does go straight to the set point?
636156
The switch does fade in/out to the set point. It seems that it ramps up faster than down, I haven't timed it though.
1745484
The only time I've experienced this is when the toggle switch used to select forward or revers is kind of stuck between forward and reverse. Happens once and a while especially screwing into ceiling when my had accidentally rests on the toggle switch.
905326
The switch position never moves when you use it remotely. It always stays in a center position and springs back there after you move it manually. Hope that helps.
499144
Like in the previous answer. It starts on low and you cycle through the modes by clicking it on and off/ or soft tapping it. If you leave it on, it stays the mode and it doesn't dim down after a certain time. But. If you have the light off for more than 2 seconds it starts the cycle back over on low no matter what mode you left off on. Modes go from low, medium, high, low, medium, high, strobe, S.O.S, beacon high, beacon low.
950614
It is not a three position switch but a two position switch! It will only slide right and back to center. It's normal function is to be in the center and there it allows automatic on/off and manual on/off. If you slide it to the right, it will lock the switch off. You do this if you temporarily want to suspend automatic on/off.
1306890
No, when you use the foot switch it cycles through different colors that are the same. Then two settings on there cycle through a color fade that changes and another setting that changes rhymthically. I use the color fade for slow songs sometimes
1987148
It will turn on. But keep in mind that when power is cycled to this fixture it comes back on to the fade setting. Which means it cycles through the colors one after another continuously. The only way for the light to return to the last used setting is by turning it off with the remote control, which has a very limited range and does not do well through glass.
320730
The switch turns the effect on and leaves it on until pressed again. It is not a momentary switch. Hope that helps
871722
Tony - It doesn't just switch on and off. It is a very fast up or down fade that only takes a second or two. As for the power outage, I've never had to reprogram one because the power went out but I suppose it would depend on how long the power was off. Programming is so easy though... it just involves pushing the up or down buttons to get the right light level you want... then pushing the "set" button and you're done. There are small LEDs on the unit that will show you the level you're at. Then, every time you turn it on with the "set" button, it will go to that preset level. If you decide you want it higher or lower light level it's super easy to change.... just push the button until the lighting is where you want it, press the "set" button until the LED flashes if you want to keep it... and you're done . An afterthought: When it dims down it does go to full dark.... not just a low illumination.
855400
The switch is an "on-off" switch - you can switch it on and it stays on until you switch it off
23664
Try setting the switches the opposite of how you think they should be. Switch the ones you think should be off to on and vice versa. I remember the dip switches were confusing because what looks like should be the on setting was actually the off setting.
746094
No, this switch does not automatically return to the off position. It has 3 distinct positions. On-Off-On. You must physically move it to each position. Try searching for a "momentary" switch.
1792558
The switch is a maintained contact switch meaning that it stays in the position you select. It does not return to the off position.
905321
The switch does not move when being operated by an app or programmatically. The only thing that you will notice is the led going on or off.
873418
Yes that is exactly how it works. Push and hold will cycle through the dimming. The micro switch needs to be configured to operate with a momentary pushbutton, this is documented in the instructions with the micro.
1817851
I have assumed that pushed in is the "on" mode but have not proven that with any testing. My assumption was based on the way the other switches work on the device where the "in" position makes that circuit active.
1466157
I would say install it with the switch in the "on" position, then. Once you set the timer to turn the switch "off" the moving track should be able to force the on/off toggle switch to "off" and all should be fine.