🔑 Jameco Valuepro IG-406D-2341 Key Lock Switch - Round Terminal Key, All Keyed Alike Review

Bought to replace the key switch for my garage door which the Siders smashed. It was the closest replacement I could find. After some creative electrical work, the Siders were able to get this switch to work perfectly with the existing wiring. This switch appears to be missing screws on the end connectors, but I think any electrician will be up to the task anyway. Well made product.

Has worked reliably in the Launch Control Unit so far and looks very good. I've used it without the included washer just to push it a bit closer to adjacent components, but I actually prefer the look without it. You have to use some force to insert the key and sometimes wiggle a bit, but this is never a permanent problem. When designing the hole it will sit in, keep the edges straight. The recommended dimensions are given in the listed images, making the mount much more stable and secure.

I ordered this lock and key because I lost what I think is the only key to a vintage sports car. In a conversation with some car-loving friends, we came up with a simple solution: install a universal key switch somewhere out of sight and let it serve as a kind of security system. The wiring is fairly simple, so we've determined where to run the auxiliary wire to have this switch duplicate the ignition circuit. (Fortunately, this car is old enough that the starter is powered by a separate pull…

Just what I need. I installed it on my boat's dashboard so that the power for the stereo and power amp does NOT go through the ignition but through this little beauty. I did this so that when the engine shuts off the power doesn't go off for a moment (this can happen since it can't switch directly from ON to AUX, it has to switch to ON-OFF-AUX instead). messes up the Bluetooth connection. , it takes a second for the power amp to recognize that the stereo is back on and generally breaks the…

At first these switches suited me. I was disappointed that they had no tactile response (no 'click') when moved, but they fit the function and form I was looking for and I thought they looked of decent quality. I was wrong. I installed one of the two I bought with relative ease. I tested it once before plugging it in and somehow the whole key cylinder popped out of the case. This allowed the little spring inside (and the switch inside) to move. After several attempts to put the cylinder back…

This is a standard 3/4 inch switch with a key lock and two flat sides to prevent accidental rotation. The key can be removed in the ON and OFF positions. The barrel is cast, the thread is clean. The locking mechanism seems to be smooth. The connections are for bayonet crimp connectors. Revain offers a line of very similar keyed cylinder single pole single throw (SPST) switches. Here are the options: 1. Immediate contact. They connect two wires only when the key is turned to the ON position and…