🔋 Green LED Light Bar Rocker Switch, On-Off LED Light, 20A 12V by MicTuning LS08102 Review

Bought because of the dual backlight (on/off) for the RZR's LED bar. Makes a stable and well-built impression at first glance. But the pillars on the back pop out of the case and dangle, the O-ring around one of the LEDs is missing (to keep water out of the switch housing), and it smells like it's about to catch fire when actuated. It doesn't get hot, however, and seems to cope well with a 30-inch LED panel. Finally, the supplied schematic is rubbish. The diagram has completely different posts…

Bought a pair of these lightbar switches for my truck. They are amazing! The bright LED lights illuminate my cockpit brilliantly and I've received a dozen compliments. Connection is easy and comes with instructions and everything you need. You'll need to purchase additional wires depending on how far your power supplies and lights are from the switches, but my setup was easy. It took me about two hours to install them on my truck but I am very careful about the look of my car and have measured…

I used this switch when installing the lightbar on my Polaris Ranger 900 XP. It worked great for me in this app. The switch fits perfectly into the existing gap in the dashboard. The shifter feels nice and solid and has positive detent when moving back and forth. There are two nice things MICTUNING offers with this switch. It comes with a diagram clearly labeling the connections on the back of the switch. I used this switch to replace the round rocker switch that came with the wire harness I…

Nice switch. Installs easily into the dash switch cover on our 1998 Jeep TJ. Nice blue color when on (we intentionally swapped the hot and ground wires to keep the backlight dim when off, which I prefer). This wire now controls the light strip that is mounted on the front of our jeep. This strip came with a wire harness with different connector ends so we had to use the jumper wires that came with this switch. easy to understand, although the wires pulled out of the ends of the adapter too…

As I've tried all sorts of ways to get help with no success, I've decided to post it here. I'm having trouble using your 5-pin switch to connect a LED strip. I wired it up like yours, a 5 pin circuit using jumpers as shown in the picture. I connected pin #2 to a power supply to see if it connects to an additional power supply after everything is working properly. There are 2 wires going to the original switch that came with the kit. Once red, once black. I connected red to the light + contact…