🔌 PLUSPOE Inline Cord Switch: 2-Pack On Off Button Control for Bedroom Table Lamp Desk LED Lights Review

Rewired two sensor lights that had minds of their own. I used a regular type of wheel in a linear derailleur. Well, they don't last very long. I ordered them to re-solder the lamps. Wow, they are easy to use and the installation is way better than others. I love that I strip all the wires and wrap them around the screws instead of pushing the wires down until you pierce the wires on the others.

Good product. It's a narrow range but it's exactly what I wanted and expected. FWIW if you want to install this. I turn away the screws that hold it. Then new large wood screws were screwed into the same hole but in reverse order. Now racks from original screw connections can no longer be flush. I ripped out the posts. The top fits snug enough that no screws are needed. I placed it vertically. It needed time and attention but judging by the seller's description and photos I knew what I was…

This is a well designed and well made pull switch, a 5 star product. I installed one of these on 24 gauge mini light wire. Unlike the cheap reel type, where the connection is made by piercing the insulation, they have a pair of screw terminals on each end. Screw in the strain relief clips where the cable enters/exits the switch to ensure a secure connection. To make the connection, simply insert each stripped end of the wire into the hole and turn the screw to secure it. I also tinned my wires…

This built-in switch is slimmer and more compact than many DIY models I like. I also like that it's a DPST switch (it opens/closes both wires of the cable at the same time) so you don't have to worry about which wire is hot and which is neutral. The shifting action also feels solid and reliable. Because it's more compact, connections can be a little trickier than some others, and there's no wasted space inside, meaning it won't work for most three-prong (two-prong) cables either. cable for lamp

I bought this DPST switch to replace the SPST switch on my LED table lamp. The LED lamp stays lit after the power is turned off. As far as I could tell, the old switch was set correctly so that it switched the hot wire and not the neutral, but that was still a problem. Since the light went blank when I unplugged it, I figured a DPST switch would fix that. Finding him wasn't as easy as I had imagined. Some switches sold here at Revain state they are DPST, but they clearly are not. And the…