🚤 DaierTek Waterproof Toggle Switch 12V LED Lighted Toggle Switch IP67 12 Volt RGB (Red Green Blue) 16mm Pre-Wired for Car Boat Marine - Pack of 3 Review

Great design. The LED lights up when switched off and goes out when switched on. I would have thought it would be the other way around. I didn't want this to drain my battery so I just didn't connect the LED.

This switch was exactly what I wanted. Bought to replace the switch that came with my light bar on my truck. Very easy to set up, I figured out the wiring. Came with a wire harness and I'm really enjoying flipping the switch. I want to combine colors, but not critical. Really happy so far.

I just soldered a jumper wire between the color I want it to glow and the + terminal. Small connectors but perfect for soldering. The wire size I need is small since I use these switches for LED spotlights. I mounted the front one so I can see my plow (blue) and one for the rear work light (red). I think they will work fine.

ATTENTION! Mine outputs -4.1 volts when switched off! When the light is connected to a 24V DC power supply. The description says it can be used with 12 to 24V DC light. Works well when the light is unplugged. -1V reverse power at 12VDC supply. I have no idea if there is enough current to damage anything, but the shutdown should be an open circuit! I buried the switch too deep for easy replacement, so I'll use it without the light, but I'm not happy!

It is quite difficult to connect the cable as the switch moves off the ground to make the connection. The wire in the built-in fuse, on the relay and the rest is standard with a jumper of 30 on the relay to your plus 12V. One wire to the accessory, the other wire to the switch. Use the black (ground) wire on the switch to make the connection and activate the relay for your lights. Or what you feed. Common ground (white) to chassis, connect power-up color to black, then black to negative side of

I ordered 3 LED switches and I love the combination, finish and functionality. My only minor complaint at the moment is the on/off markings on the bezel. The On mark appears to be laser engraved on both sides, but I can faintly see the engraved OFF under the ON mark. All three switches show this error. How you wire the switch determines which position is on or off depending on the NO or NC (normally open or normally closed) position, so no faceplate markings are better than ambiguous markings…

They didn't specify the tiny connectors required. Also, you didn't mention that the light goes off when the toggle switch is on. I only found out about this and the size of the required plug in the FAQ area. I bought the plugs in the size you suggested, but they were so poorly made that the tab bent before I could fully insert the plug. You are very stupid not to include the wiring harness. This element is so small that when connecting each individual connector they are too close together. It…

2 issues with the "upgraded" version. At least there is on the product photo and on and off. Well the 3 packs I received have more stamps (see attached photo) which makes it look very poor. The second problem is that the LEDs inside cannot work at the same time. Red always takes over any other color, so I can't use pwm to create other colors. Not a big deal for this particular application, but thought I'd share that colors shouldn't be mixed that way. maybe anti-phase PWM would work. no matter,

I used this switch to turn on the lights on a 1940's car that was connected to positive ground. DaierTek representatives answered pre-purchase questions very quickly and informatively. The switch works great with positive ground vehicles as the switch and LED parts are independent of each other. So the switch can be wired to work with positive ground since the switch is polarity independent (i.e. the positive side of the battery can be connected to the ground side of the switch and the negative