2-Pin Rocker Boat Switch

Description

A 2-pin rocker switch is a type of electrical switch that is often used in boats and marine applications. The “rocker” refers to the lever that is used to turn the switch on and off, which can be “rocked” back and forth to change the position of the switch. The “2-pin” refers to the number of electrical connections that the switch has, which are typically located on the bottom of the switch and are used to connect the switch to the electrical circuit. Rocker switches are commonly used to control lights, fans, pumps, and other electrical devices in marine environments where exposure to water and rough conditions is a concern.

Features

• 2 Pin Terminals, On Off Snap In Rocker Switch.
• Material: Plastic, Metal.
• Rocker switch supports AC 12V/110V/125V/250V.
• 6-10A decent current.

Tutorials

Resources

• Rocker Switch wiring diagrams (url)
• A Guide to Rocker Switches (url)

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