thinking of buying this switch but want to confirm the contact positions. it goes from off to on without lights and then on with lights?
770398
Yes. First position is for any accessories without lights. Second position is on/run.
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.
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.
1293709
Yes, I have found that the lights will go off but when it is connected into a active connection it will work as normal.
1730120
I'm not sure. I don't think the switch is faulty, I think it is a design thing. It's a great light though.
889466
I had the same problem with one switch I installed. I took it back out and found the ground was not tight. Once correct, it has been working fine. I am dimming LED's and they are smooth and flicker-free. My advice would to be certain the switch is grounded correctly. Hope that fixes it for you.
574597
you know I didn't have to do anything to it but it dos'e turn off a little high but was alright. My point being the old switch had two screws on the top of the contact area one for high end turn off and one for low kick in. The new switch, I didn't notice if it had adjustment screws or not but it should. Instructions for adjustment should be under the cap.
1142634
Leave the switch in the middle position. You get a medium lighting (experiment) as compared with the higher lumen position when switch is positioned further to the right. Leave switch in either position and forget. Depending on your lighting conditions in area you have the unit, the light will come on/off automatically due to the light sensor. The far right position acts as a home power failure emergency light also. The battery lifetime in the unit is limited. Read your instructions for additional help. Hope this helps!
401444
Mine does the same thing and it works perfectly - my suggestion is don't worry about the lights - also, sometimes you have to give the system time to change so don't be in a big rush - good luck, I really like it.
66179
Not normal. The off position is in the center. Don't man handle the switch and feel the center slide. One direction is the main bright light. Complete opposite is the dull nightlight. In between the two is the off position.
1586342
I had the same issue. Turns out one of the switches was the kind that glow when the power is off so you can see it in the dark. These allow a small amount of energy through causing the lights to flash. Replace the switch with a normal on/off and you should be good to go.
1697517
I have issues with my switch! Its a hit or miss....sometimes it turns on on the first touch, sometimes on the 10th
1889328
The switch will turn on 1,2 or three lights, it was good electrically but the leads came out of the side, I needed the leads to come out of the back, therefore was not able to use it.
1867940
I purchased two and gave one as a gift. I think the problem is in the switch. I found that you have to push down rather hard as you switch it on.
1047427
Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
492096
In reply to an earlier post on Dec 2, 2012 1:55:04 PM PSTJitu says:If you place the switch at top in he "L" position then it will turn on only if ambient light level is low and motion is detected. In the "O" position it will turn on whenever motion is detected regardless of the ambient light level (24 hours)
125861
Lights out...done. Switch on all three I bought won't stay very well in the on position.