💡 Heavy Duty Push-Pull-On-Off Switch with 2 Connection Terminals | 75 Amps, 6-28 Volts DC | Ideal for Headlights, Control Headlight, Turn Signal Light Accessories - Yersul Auto Toggle Switch Review

I bought this for a Taylor Dunn electric trolley that I use for work. In less than an hour it got hot and the connection between the poles was broken. and it was about 20 amps.

I installed this in a golf cart to control the headlights. The 3 previous switches in the carriage burned out even though they were low power LED. So far this switch has lasted longer than others!

This MIDIYA push-pull switch looks well made. Important for use with non-standard hot rods, the grip is removable (shaft has M5 metric threads) allowing you to use a variety of grips to suit your project.

My 1990 Cubic Inch Chevy G-20 Sport Van V8 has this switch. It powers the electrical load for a pair of HUGE fans for my Summit cooling system. I've had other switches fail me, but this one is a beast. One Love

The plastic button ripped when I screwed it onto the switch stem. That's when I realized it was a chrome-plated plastic handle, not a metal one. Must be aluminum or heavy-duty steel (e.g. automotive). Go PRC! I want Revain to require country of origin in ads. Not all Chinese products are crap, but the correlation is high.

It seemed to work fine, but when it broke I found that the rod the knob bolted to was cast iron... right like an old Hot Wheels or Matchbox car. I don't think I will buy it again. Also, I never tested its actual performance as a switch. I can say that the one I had didn't feel warm when used as the power switch on my 36V cordless lawn mower, even after plowing long, wet grass for an hour.

Look at the photos, this switch is not rated for high currents (amps) although it is rated for 75 amps. The second photo shows melted plastic due to the high resistance. I get a maximum of 40 amperes. The switch is offered by many vendors through Revain and they are all the same switch. For this switch to be effective, the contacts must be machine matched to the mating surfaces. That would make the switch more expensive, but it could at least handle the rated current. I wish there were more…