💡 TronicsPros 2pcs LED Strip Light Inline On/Off Switch Cable with DC Jack (5.5x2.1mm), Male to Female Connector, Rocker Switch, LED Tape Connector, 12V Inline DC Power Adapter Review

Guitar pedals are typically powered by a 9 volt hollow jack and although real pedals have their own switch built into the pedal, some guitar effects units (drum machines etc.) do not have a real switch , and the only way to disconnect power is to unplug the barrel connector from the back. Now I can leave them plugged in and just flip the switch. Great inexpensive solution!

Bought 3 packs to use with Hitlights 600LED strip lights. The switch itself feels sturdy and responds well. I did not notice any delays in the power supply of the LED strip. The connection to the power supply and lighting seems secure. The only real downside is the lack of any mounting option. I would like to surface mount it as a more permanent switch instead of hanging it. Also, I want it to be white, not just black.

Many sellers will send you devices that plug into the wall or into a USB port/adapter. This means frequent wear and tear on the USB stick and the need to contact you frequently. But take one of these, make a cut and stick it into your device's wire. VOILA! They have both an on/off button and a mute button to make your gadget much easier. So far I have equipped three (3) of my LED gadgets with it. You need basic skills and tools to connect wires, but it's very easy to do.

I don't know what to say about some pieces of wire and a switch. They work great. I needed a switch between the power supply and the dimmer on my light box and it worked great. The only positive thing I would say is that the wires were easy to strip. I had to cut off the end going to the dimmer so the wires could go into the connector on the dimmer. If you've ever done a lot of DIY stuff, you know how tedious stripping and some pre-made cables can be, and that's not the case with these. It was…

So I recently bought this product on 02/11/20 to use with my MiSTer setup as others have done. The goal was to use this built in switch to turn the device on and off so I didn't have to unplug it every time. Plugging in any of the 2 switches I received from this seller clearly underestimates my MiSTer. The fan rotates irregularly and the device often does not boot. At boot some kernels do not boot correctly (problem accessing SDRAM due to lack of power?). It seems to me that the seller changed…

Someone already mentioned MiSTer in their review, but I want to raise those switches. If you don't know what MiSTer is, you can ignore this review. If you've always been looking for a power switch so you can't unplug your device between gaming sessions, this switch works great, ships FAST, and is a lot cheaper than most pre-tested options I've been able to find (most of which sold). out). another land). It's labeled 12V, but so far I've had no trouble connecting a 5V power connector (as you'd…

Got this because another reviewer mentioned using it with his router to make power cycling easier. My router is in the middle connector panel in the outerwear closet. Every time I had to turn off the router due to a Playstation or TV browser freeze, I had to take off my coat and get into an awkward position to open the control panel while turning off the router. HOWEVER, this product will fit a burr if that burr has a diameter of 2.1mm. I have a 2.5mm so after getting this switch I had to buy…

When creating a custom Sega Genesis FPGA MiSTer Case Mod, I had to come up with a working power button. My old Genesis lost the power switch anyway, so there was no chance of developing a working replacement with the original switch. The DE-10 Nano also doesn't have a power button. Solution? Power switch on the power cord. Well! I hot glue the switch directly to the original power supply hole on the back of the Genesis, and bingo, we have a working power switch. It would have been nice to have…