Does this magnet carry a power switch similar to a Electromagnet? I need one that powers on.
1425021
What a stupid question! Obviously the magnet that I purchased does not have a power switch. I consider that question insult my intelligence. No I am not happy with it no I'm not going to send it back because it's more hassle than it's worth
1425022
It does not. There is a cover for the magnetic portion which sorta deactivates it.
1425023
No, this $8 magnet does not comes with a power switch as it is not an electromagnet. It also doesn't have regenerative braking or a hybrid engine that gets 50+mpg, nor can it be used as a floatation device in the event of a water landing. It does come with 2 covers over the magnet portion though, so it doesn't go "Magento" on you and impale itself with shrapnel. It is QUITE strong, though as with all magnets the rated force is in the optimal conditions (thick ferrous target and perpendicular force) - it will hold jeans up if you use i as a fridge magnet, but it will not hold your 95# kid in his jeans to the fridge. No, this $8 magnet does not comes with a power switch as it is not an electromagnet. It also doesn't have regenerative braking or a hybrid engine that gets 50+mpg, nor can it be used as a floatation device in the event of a water landing. It does come with 2 covers over the magnet portion though, so it doesn't go "Magento" on you and impale itself with shrapnel. It is QUITE strong, though as with all magnets the rated force is in the optimal conditions (thick ferrous target and perpendicular force) - it will hold jeans up if you use i as a fridge magnet, but it will not hold... » Read More No, this $8 magnet does not comes with a power switch as it is not an electromagnet. It also doesn't have regenerative braking or a hybrid engine that gets 50+mpg, nor can it be used as a floatation device in the event of a water landing. It does come with 2 covers over the magnet portion though, so it doesn't go "Magento" on you and impale itself with shrapnel. It is QUITE strong, though as with all magnets the rated force is in the optimal conditions (thick ferrous target and perpendicular force) - it will hold jeans up if you use i as a fridge magnet, but it will not hold your 95# kid in his jeans to the fridge. « Show Less
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It does have a power switch on the back. As for the fuse, I haven't looked that close at the unit. If it's not on the back I'm sure it's very easy to open up the unit and change out a blown fuse.
183722
Yes, power switch is on the back, under a clear rubber cover, just below the handle. It's a rocker switch, so just push around until it clicks over. Same thing happened to me the first time!
2120506
No switch. You'll be lucky if the load feature even works. Don't waste your money on this garbage.
315368
Yes, it has a switch that can be used to power it on or off. It connects immediately when you switch from the off position to the on.
1025235
It's a 24 volt DC magnet and is HIGHLY inductive so you can't just connect it directly to a switching power supply or relay since the counter-EMF is destructive.
1122140
Yes there's a power switch on the front. Be careful though. Mine only lasted a couple months
1181605
Not that I know of. As a matter of fact, I bought this because I lost my original on another switch.
1080863
Yes. On the side where the powercord is. Their is a small switch. Bottom right side.
1084913
no, you need to buy a power supply and switch separately. This is usually controlled by an access control system.
331812
Yes, it's just a mechanical contact closure. It doesn't care what type of voltage or signal it switches, within its current carrying capacity (25 amps). Break the hot wire (black) for the switching.
999497
Yes it does. There is a circuit diagram etched on the side of the switch. If power is lost to the circuit, the switch turns off and stays off.
1226315
Brad, this is not a magnetic switch but it has a safety feature in that you will have to manually reset after each time it is turned off. This is accomplished by lifting up on the red paddle before you press the green on switch. This is accomplished by the red plastic paddle being manually "locked into" a detent everytime it is pressed into stop. Some may feel it is a hassle and may even defeat this by grinding off the little nubs that lock it in. Personaly I got used to it quickly. Hope this answers your question.
972469
The motor does not need a magnetic starter and can be run right from a switch. I do not recommend a light switch though but it will work. Grizzley makes an inexpensive power switch that will handle the amperage better. I believe it is an H8239.
189158
It does not have power switch. It does not draw power when devices are not plugged in. Better yet, unplug it when not in use.
1668180
No, no switch. Plug in and if need be turn on anything plugged into outlet.
1226313
May be you are looking for something like this:Kufo Seco DC105SWM44 Magnetic Starter Switch for 7.5 HP, 440-volt, 60 Hz and 3 Phase