Do the lights rotate by it self? Or do I have to press the button to change the lights color? Is there a dimmer version and a brighter version of eac
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Hi Fine Tuning, Deneve here. Our aroma diffuser operates by pushing down on the back half of the unit, away from the mist outlet. Doing this will cycle through the diffuser's various modes of operation. It takes a few minutes to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's very intuitive. There's no multiple buttons to fiddle with. This was one of the main reasons we moved forward with this design. There's easy ways to operate the light band to allow color rotation, or fixing the light band to only 1 available color. Here's the order of the modes that pushing down on the unit activates: - Product powers on. Product emits mist. Light band lights up, and automatically rotates through several colors (baby blue, short burst of lilac / pink, red, purple, dark blue, light blue, green, short burst of yellow). - Product still emits mist. If you wish to set the diffuser to light up only 1 color, this is your mode. Color of light band is fixed and set to the current color, until products powers off or mode is changed. - Product still emits mist. Light band is completely turned off. - Product stops emitting mist. Product is powered off. The light band doesn't have different intensity levels. It only has 1 level of lighting. The brightness is on par with a bright night light. If there's anything else we can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you! Best Regards, Nancy Deneve - Co-Founder
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I have not experienced the dimming problem they described. I have noticed that some of the colors are not as intense, red specifically. Other than that I run it for hours at a time and have no problems.
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I don't know if I am understanding you right, but if you mean can you turn the light off with the dimmer switch...the answer is yes, pushing the button one way turns the light on/up and the other way turns it down/off.
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I don't know if it can be set in that way, but I doubt about it. Anyway, light was turn on after a motion was detected in 10s it automatically switch to dim mode. The light will stay on in dim mode until next motion detected.
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There is no "Auto-dimming" however if my memory serves me correct there is a feature to change between a "day" and "night" mode. I believe this was kinda a step filled process though and not just a click on one button.Still it was a good deck for my Jeep and at the price there isn't really anything better.
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No, the controler has 15 different color buttons so you just choose the color, not including white, and thats what it stays as until you change it. I will say unless the lamp or fuxtures dims, the bulb will not. Even without that its not worth it, not bright enough for a regular bulb and the color changes looses its appeal quickly.
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We just use typical incandescent chandelier size bulbs (they are about 3 inches long and the glass swirls around slightly. There really isn't a "dimming" feature, the touch light just lights up in steps (three) from not much light up to full watt strength. It's a toggle mechanism so if you are at the strongest level of light, the next touch turns the light off and you then start over at the bottom by touching the metal. [Apologies if this is way more info than you needed or if you already knew all this -- if it's not working properly, perhaps you just got a defective light.]
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Yes, it has a dimmer. There are no instructions that I found, but just hold the button down and it will dim. Just pressing the button turns them on full.
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The settings are a bit different than that. There is a white light setting, a yellow light (dimmer) setting, and the brightest setting turns on both the white and yellow lights.I have this in my office at work and love it. Our building has floresent lighting, and I like to turn off the overhead lights and just use this lamp.
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the lights are the signal that you receive. the more lights the better the signal. sounds like you are getting apoor signal. Does it change when you rotate the ant.
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I have one of these. I see no way to program the lights beyond setting the color from the remote. The remote has buttons for on/off, brighter/dimmer, 16 different colors, flash, strobe, fade, and smooth. I don't know what the flash, strobe, fade, or smooth buttons do. The light can only be controlled by the included infrared remote. There is no other control. One of the settings allows it to fade between different colors automatically. It's not really a stage light, but it does put out colored light.
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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.
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To directly answer your question regarding order of brightness:1) On/Off switch, self explanatory.2) There is a knob on the very end of the wand holding the LEDs. In its extreme clockwise turning would be its lowest setting.3) Turning this knob counter clockwise will change the brightness. I don't have any meter to measure lumens and honestly, although turning this can brighten the lamp, the way I would prefer to describe it is, it seems to change the frequency of the light. Moving from a very mellow yellow, thru a white light, thru almost a sterile white light with a hint of purple. It's 'clean' and bright but I wouldn't describe it as low-med-high To directly answer your question regarding order of brightness:1) On/Off switch, self explanatory.2) There is a knob on the very end of the wand holding the LEDs. In its extreme clockwise turning would be its lowest setting.3) Turning this knob counter clockwise will change the brightness. I don't have any meter to measure lumens and honestly, although turning this can brighten the lamp, the way I would prefer to describe it is, it seems to change the frequency of the light. Moving from a very mellow yellow, thru a white light, thru almost a sterile white light... » Read More To directly answer your question regarding order of brightness:1) On/Off switch, self explanatory.2) There is a knob on the very end of the wand holding the LEDs. In its extreme clockwise turning would be its lowest setting.3) Turning this knob counter clockwise will change the brightness. I don't have any meter to measure lumens and honestly, although turning this can brighten the lamp, the way I would prefer to describe it is, it seems to change the frequency of the light. Moving from a very mellow yellow, thru a white light, thru almost a sterile white light with a hint of purple. It's 'clean' and bright but I wouldn't describe it as low-med-high « Show Less
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Tap once on the silver base is for dim. Tap another time it gets brighter, the third tap is the brightest. When it is at the brightest tap one more time and it switches off. Then u start over again! Hope it helps :)
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On my install, the lights will dim quite a bit, but not near off. The bulbs will dim only so much than stop dimming using the manual level button. Using the tap to dim to off button, the lights fade to about the same brightness as using the manual button and than the lights turn off completely.
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I bought mine for my granddaughters for this Christmas. It has one 'on-off' button on the side and it has never rotated. It only lights up in the middle which is very pretty, but it does not rotate. Maybe I was sent the wrong model?
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Hi, dimmers usually have their own wires, unlike a regular switch that has screws and slots, it should not matter if you mix up the wires, if you have a 3rd green wire, that's your ground ( sometimes just bare copper wire too) some older buildings don't have that ground wire , if there is no place to connect it, just bunch it in behind the new switch, you can carefully cut the old wires, remove a appx half inch of insulation, twist the wires together, then screw on the little colored wire nuts ( tight) to each connection, you can put some electrical tape to cover any bare wires with the wire nuts and Please be carefully shut the power off if you can! Good luck! Hi, dimmers usually have their own wires, unlike a regular switch that has screws and slots, it should not matter if you mix up the wires, if you have a 3rd green wire, that's your ground ( sometimes just bare copper wire too) some older buildings don't have that ground wire , if there is no place to connect it, just bunch it in behind the new switch, you can carefully cut the old wires, remove a appx half inch of insulation, twist the wires together, then screw on the little colored wire nuts ( tight) to each connection, you can put some electrical tape to cover any bare wires with the... » Read More Hi, dimmers usually have their own wires, unlike a regular switch that has screws and slots, it should not matter if you mix up the wires, if you have a 3rd green wire, that's your ground ( sometimes just bare copper wire too) some older buildings don't have that ground wire , if there is no place to connect it, just bunch it in behind the new switch, you can carefully cut the old wires, remove a appx half inch of insulation, twist the wires together, then screw on the little colored wire nuts ( tight) to each connection, you can put some electrical tape to cover any bare wires with the wire nuts and Please be carefully shut the power off if you can! Good luck! « Show Less