Is there a pressure switch that works with this flashlight?
1777689
I am not sure what you mean by pressure switch but there is a water resistance on/off switch
1486783
Nope, push button switch on cap. Not a problem for my needs for a defensive shotgun. There is dialogue on some firearm threads about changing out the cap with another Streamlight style so you can use a pressure switch seems to be mixed results.
2215311
I cant answer your cuestion but i am really disappointed with this flashlight it feels cheap and the remote switch only works as long as you keep pressing on it I thought it was gonna have the same function as the switch in the back of the flashlight
993149
Yes it does. You can use the pressure switch or without it. Im very happy with the product.
1848832
There is not a corded pressure switch. The light is switched on and off with a tab near the rear of the light that slides left and right. I have a full size pistol and can turn the light on with my right index finger.
245704
There is a small switch sticking out on one side. Slide that switch toward the light end of the Finger Flashlight, and they should come on. I ordered several of these, and about 1 out of 6 had problems with the switch....
1343215
Amazon has them, Maglite will sell you one, they will even fix yours..., Depending on what year your flashlight is, you may need an adapter. Send MagLite an email...
986082
Not on the one I bought. I purchased a toggle switch to plug into the outlet I'm using and achieved the same result. It's a great light. Just right for shop work.
312289
Yes, it comes with an easy screw on attachment that allows you to switch between the push button and pressure switch, I run with the push button because pressure switches are too unreliable for me to have a comfortable grip.
1128484
Apparently not from what I see all the other responses saying but I've never tried using it. The pressure switch is garbage anyway because the power cord is only about 3 inches long. The light itself with no pressure switch is great though.
666560
No. The flashlight body threads into the forearm and the on/off switch is on the forearm.
1128483
no, the pressure switch only activates the "high" setting. also the pressure switch on my light lasted approximately 10 seconds before it stopped working, if you plan on using the pressure switch, buy a better light.
865361
Yes... the switch is not able to catch to the electrode for the current. holding it half way is just allowing it to contact to the electrode. Think of the electrode connector similar to the old push pens that nerds would carry in their pocket protector. You push it down and the point comes out. The way it comes out is from a small spinning sprocket. If the sprocket is missing a tooth, the point won't come out. Similar with this push switch. When you push the button down, it needs to lock into place to have that contact. Obviously, the locking mechanism isn't working. Holding it halfway will have it connect, but I doubt you want to use your flashlight that way. Yes... the switch is not able to catch to the electrode for the current. holding it half way is just allowing it to contact to the electrode. Think of the electrode connector similar to the old push pens that nerds would carry in their pocket protector. You push it down and the point comes out. The way it comes out is from a small spinning sprocket. If the sprocket is missing a tooth, the point won't come out. Similar with this push switch. When you push the button down, it needs to lock into place to have that contact. Obviously, the locking mechanism isn't working. Holding it halfway will... » Read More Yes... the switch is not able to catch to the electrode for the current. holding it half way is just allowing it to contact to the electrode. Think of the electrode connector similar to the old push pens that nerds would carry in their pocket protector. You push it down and the point comes out. The way it comes out is from a small spinning sprocket. If the sprocket is missing a tooth, the point won't come out. Similar with this push switch. When you push the button down, it needs to lock into place to have that contact. Obviously, the locking mechanism isn't working. Holding it halfway will have it connect, but I doubt you want to use your flashlight that way. « Show Less
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A further comment. I picked up another one of these flashlights from LED Wholesalers at one of their trade shows in 2013 and discovered the model had changed. If you have the model with the rubber button on the back, it is as the others have said a binary switch. The older style with the metal button is the one which can be flashed.
1241486
Yes it has a pressure pad for both. I only have mine on the laser and use my thumb for the flashlight.
717198
I'm sorry I'm not sure about the pressure switch, I do not see any switch on it
1039001
It has a push button switch located towards head of the flashlight much better Push button