GAMA Electronics Maintains Position Polarity Review

Okay I know you think a switch is a switch and maybe for some it is true. However, this is a well-made polarity switch. I like the feel of a solid and well-built switch. If you know your Switch will be widely used, you'll need some HD and the usage log. This switch does it for me. It is well made, cross-connections are isolated and securely connected. I buy both short term and serviced because I have different uses but either way the switch is worth the price.

This is a switch with good design. If you use common sense and use the special connectors available at car dealerships or Wal-Mart, you can simply crimp the ends and insert the wires into the back of this switch. The only thing missing from my switch was probably something I could get at the hardware store or just write on the plumbing box with a marker (on and off). That being said, the way the back of the switch was set up made it easy for me to use the terminals so my polarity project would…

[de Marcus, Shea's OM] The plastic terminals on these switches are only crimped, not welded, and the mounting metal is relatively soft. Tension from the common shrink wrap I used to cover and protect the assembly. This stress deformed some of the copper alloy "rivet" heads (pins detached from internal contacts) and weakened their grip on the contact blades. This apparently increased the heating of the resistor and the corrosion of the loose connections, and the connection began to break…