Well,
This model doesn't have an "output disconnect" button, but there are contacts on the back to provide the functionality.
I decided to add the button on the front, drilling a hole for it to go.
Since the power supply is to long to fit nicely into the press drill, I used the hand one. When the hole pierced trough, the bit went to far, ripping apart a couple of components.
I was precautious enough to tape a towel inside to prevent metal flakes from flying everywhere, but I forgot THAT possibility.
I could have placed a metal plate behind the hole to prevent it, but only hindsight is always 20/20.