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What I really like about these puzzles is the extra little bit you must squeeze out of the idiosyncrasies of the elements in the test level... these puzzles all have similarities to the IBM light bulbs behind the door puzzle:
(On a wall are 3 standard on/off switches. One (and only one) controls a light bulb inside a light-tight, well-insulated closet. The other two switches do nothing. You can only open the closet door once, and cannot touch/change any switches after the door is open (or re-closed, for that matter). Damaging or disassembling the door, walls, or switches is against the rules. Within these constraints, can you determine with certainty which switch controls the light bulb?)
Also, this map was very generous with the hints such as the lighted path from button to wall, or the name itself...
please play my test at http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=136517697