What is the small light and wire prong thing for? Where does it go?
1322212
If you are talking about the wire tester, is is to check and see if you are getting a shock, which I am. If you about the light on the collar light, it is to tell you the power is on and working. They both are working well.
1322213
Small light let's you know that the battery still holds a charge. The prongs need to be touching the dogs neck so They can feel the shock.
1322214
It's a tester for the shock feature. Touch the wires to the prongs on the collar and hit a shock button. If the light lights up it means it's working.
1322215
It's a tester. I thought it was stupid - just put your hand on it and try. That's what I thought. It worked! It hurt. But that's because stupidly I thought #1 on a scale of 1-6 would be the least jolt. Wrong! Number #4 is the least. How counter-intuitive is that?
1322216
Its just the shock tester to make sure the collar is working. You bend the wires on the collar prongs and the light lets you know it works. you remove it before putting the collar on the dog.
1101243
The wires come out of the light itself, however the connection from the wires to the control panel do disconnect. There is about a yard of wire that extends out of the light.
2219748
the prongs are there. Type A is war on the olderlamps use. Lowes has these bulbs also
1559810
E/C is where you connect the light too. I ran a electrical wire from one of my electrical box's at the end of the run, this way you can add another light.
386022
It's a short plug, sort of. And it has three prongs. Does that answer your question??
1643123
It's confusing from the pictures, but it is a plug in. I wouldn't wire into existing electrical lines unless you know what you're doing. Incidentally - we LOVE this lamp. We use it over our baby changing table so it's easy to adjust the brightness if we're doing a night change.
1253950
there is a voltage converter you simply plug in. That part of the is wired.
703376
I don't have one in front of me, but the labels are on the side of the swithch. There is a ground blade, and that provides the circuit for the internal light. There is a (+) blade and that is where you connect the power input and there is an (A) blade and that is where you connect your "power supply" to the device you want to use. A note of caution: the light indicating the "on" position is VERY poor and frankly, only on a VERY DARK night are you going to see it. Further, they are advertised as "16 amp" switches. Don't think I would go anywhere near that! Also, they are VERY FRAGILE. and can be damaged easily. Suggestion is to fit the spade you are going to connect to it to another blade to "open the spade slightly, otherwise you are going to break a few switches. I am using them, but much more trouble and I will trash them.
764418
not quite sure what you mean but, it is for standard size screw in end lights. t has an ac cord that you can plug into a 120v power outlet. Or, a unit that you can use a dimmer with of just have it turn on and off
1820427
It comes with bare wires...so you can wire it to plug in OR hardwire to an old light that has a switch...
807128
There are 2 female plugs on the side of the unit. That's where your lights plug in.
691333
It is at the lower end of the wire, the end closest to the wall. Or you can buy an additional short extension cord which is very inexpensive, and plug the light cord into that which would allow you to place the on / off switch farther away from the wall. The light itself works well for me. Hang it at any height, takes little space, and puts out a lot of light without blinding glare because the frosted shade does a good job. All in all I am happy with it.
864934
The fuse holder is there. It slides out the front from between the switch and socket.
1114522
Thanks for answer - and for person who asked question.We wondered what that wire was for also. It's not listed anywhere in the instruction manual.
2153648
It is at the bottom of the cupola (shade) that holds the bulb. Looks like a small metallic joystick.
1118688
This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.
193595
Both, see the picture, look behind it on the bottom and you can see the prongs for an outlet.