🚗 ESUPPORT 12V 20A AMP Green LED Light Rocker Toggle Switch SPST ON/Off Car Motor - Pack of 10 Review

They look nice and don't feel cheap, especially for the price, but my main complaint is how difficult these switches are to flip, although that's a minor issue. I'm having a hard time getting past it. Although the light is great! All you have to do is plug it in and it either stays on all the time or only when you flip the switch. I am going to be using them to switch my car lights and I am obsessed with how they look!

These switches mount to the boat console, they look great, the switch is solid and the click feels good, the switch is not flexible like some others. The LED is very bright and amazing during the day so you might accidentally know what PowerIt is using, they offered a weatherproof cover, this product would be the best on the market. I've had all 10 working for 2 months and not a single amazing problem.

One of the best prices available. I saw that they cost $5.49 for just one of them so I order 10 and pay $1.60. High quality and durability. The switch can be used thousands of times and the LED hasn't gone out on the 200 I've bought in the last two years. Easy to install and will always buy from this company. Fast shipping and even if I buy from a company in China they are about the same price but it takes three weeks to get here.

They are better than some other lighted rocker switches because they are all metal and not metal and plastic. - Don't buy plastic parts like this - stick to all metal ones. The bottom tab is in an awkward area, I had to bend a couple of times to get them to fit with no issues. Blue light is blue - bright when it shines. But they've been hard wearing for the last 10 years or so, so don't expect them to last like a much more expensive switch.

I bought these to replace my 1983 Honda GL-1100 Interstate. I wired the auxiliary lights to three switches mounted on the lower right side of the fairing. When I accidentally overfilled the master cylinder, it ran onto the fairing and hit the switches, causing them to disengage. After a second set of plastic switches did the same thing due to dirt I can't clean, I got these switches in a metal case and haven't had any issues since. All headlights work but I don't have any LEDs on the connected…

Without information, there could easily have been more stars! So here's what I know based on a small amount of time I've spent on the dyno. Here you have a single pole double throw switch. There is an extra terminal that needs to be grounded in order for the light to come on when the switch is pressed. You can also install a quenching resistor between the side terminal and ground if you find the light too bright. In my case I used a large ferrule (which I would call the diameter of the mounting

Nothing to brag about, nothing to complain about. The switches work well, not the smoothest in the world, but I didn't expect them to be like this when I can buy a pack of these for the price of a switch at my local auto parts store. They have a small light inside and a hollow handle with a plastic lens inside that causes the end of the handle to glow red when the switch is turned on. There are 3 terminals on the switch: one for power input, one for output (points down when the handle is held…