AutoEC Green LED Toggle Switch Control for Cars, Trucks, and Rocker Vehicles - 3pc Set, On-Off, 12V Review

I think for the price there is nothing to complain about. That being said, one of the switches felt more uncomfortable when turned on than a nice solid "click". The LED indicator will flash on and off when the switch is lightly massaged. My guess is that because of these symptoms, this switch failed and ended up blowing a 15 amp fuse, with the bulbs drawing a total of 1.9 amps. The other two switches worked fine for the three days I installed them. Since I only needed two switches, it wasn't…

I only needed one switch but for the price you get three! Installed on my daughter, ridden and hooked up to a cheap car's daytime running lights (connected to a 12 volt battery) and as I didn't want it to be on all the time just because the battery is connected it was perfect for my girls, really having working lights for their car that they could turn on and off. Drilled the hole correctly because the "circuitry" is on the dash and looks like the car was built with it. An additional nice touch

I bought these a few years ago and they fit well enough for all my projects. Note. I always have a 560 ohm resistor connected to the ground terminal as I don't believe the resistors are actually built into it. When I ran out of the first pack, I bought another one. However, the new batch was different from the first. My entire first batch was built with an LED on the "on" side of the switch, which made sense since the LED is on when the switch is on. The new batch was built to be upside down…

This is the first set of switches that when pushed away from the indicator light will turn on the indicator light. Pressing the side of the indicator light turns off the indicator light. This would be a great set of switches if I didn't have to go through all 16 pieces and flip a switch. Make sure that the lamp housing below the switch is NOT upside down, otherwise you will have no connection to the light source when you flip the switch. The switch works, but the indicator that shows the switch

These switches are well made and have a very distinct click when placed in any position. It looks like the clamps haven't pulled out and they don't have excessive side-to-side play. The only thing that seemed a little different than what I'm used to is that the switch in the ON position (as expected) is different from the norm. Most switches I've used have an indicator on the ON side of the switch. So when you press this side, you turn on the switch and the lamp lights up. With these switches…