The original T1-80 had a more conventional-looking rectangular switch body called the 5023. That was designed for high wattage incandescent lamps such as the Lowel Softlight2. It has been discontinued. This cable has the switch shown in the photo and is not for such high power applications. According to Lowel, this switch's model number is 1510. For further details, see p.3 of the Lowel Parts Book here: https://bit.ly/314QYrs Lowel asks that they be contacted with any further questions at (631) 273-2500.

The Lowel T1-80 16 Cable does have a power switch.

Yes, the Lowel T1-80 16' Power Cable, B&H # LOC16TL, would be compatible for use with the Lowel Tota-Light Tungsten Flood Light.

You could always add a switch closer to the male end of the cable. Lowe's sells a heavy-duty inline switch for a couple bucks that looks and functions like the switches the older Lowel cables used to have. If you leave both switches on the cable, the light could be turned off from either one, but both switches would need to be on for the light to get power. You could also make (or have an electrician make) some short extension cords with inline switches that you could plug your lights into... same concept but you wouldn't have to cut into your Lowel cords.

I bought it to replace a cable for a Tota light and it works fine. That's the best answer I have.

You will need either the cord with the right prong configurations for your country, or an adapter that fits between the cord and the socket. Of course the cord will not alter the voltage reaching the device, so you may or may not need a device that is both a plug and voltage adapter.

yes, that's what I bought mine for.