🔌 Antrader Module Socket Switch IEC320: Versatile Power Control Solution for Electronics Review

Switches fail at <600W resistive load (minimum 1200W or 10A at 120VAC). Orders have been out of order since July 2020. The plastic around the rocker terminal is energized on the side of the switch and then a short circuit occurs. Would appreciate a refund for orders from that time but probably too late as it's taking a while for my stock to move. Very disappointing. (Pictures show terminals after soldering or crimping terminals; note melted plastic around terminal blocks)

I was trying to fit an IEC320 C14 power plug to my low light bulb tester. I saw them and they changed my mind! I only had to install one device to get the power input, fuse and power switch. Big! When they arrived, I checked everything for conformity: there are no problems, functionality: everything is fine there too. I only needed one but for the price I end up using all of them. They look great and give my projects a clean, professional look. Connection was quite easy with no diagram, an IS…

At first glance these sockets are quite decent. But three of the six fuse holders we received don't fit in the main body. (These are cases, switches and fuse holders that need to be mated together.) The fuse holders' alignment tab is narrow, not wide like the mating ones, and the fuse holders themselves are wider than the cavity they need to slide into, .7mm: They don't fit at all. For the price paid, they should have been $1.83 each, but since half of them are unusable, they cost $3.66 EACH…