Round Rocker Switch

can these be used w/ a power source less than 12v? - by Fernando

I attempted to follow the guidelines for connections as best I could, but the LED does the reverse of what I want; it is on when in the off position and off when my LED strip is powered.

Is there anyway I can reverse this? I blew a fuse trying to fix it... - by Will (USA)

if you use the on/off/on switch to power leds from 2 different power sources, how will that affect the led in the switch? will it cause the switches led to turn on when the led its powering is turned off? confusing wording- sorry - by Matthew (Coraopolis, PA)

do you need additional items to use this switch? - by jorge (Miami, FL)

I have a relay for my fog lights that requires a live (12V) wire to be grounded (circuit closed) for the fog lights to come on. To use a lit rocker switch with three prongs, how do I hook it up? My thought is I would just use two wires - to the power side and the ground side, and when the switch is closed the LED in the switch would light up and my fog lights would come on - is this right? - by Alan (Calgary, Alberta, Ca)

Can these be wired so that when i "CUT" power to my source the led will turn ON and when the power is restored to my source the led turns OFF.........
so basically opposite from the way it supposed to be?
I have a traction monitor on my car so i wont lose control ect....
but when i toggle the traction OFF i want the led ON and when i toggle the traction ON "stock" i want the led OFF.....sorry if its confusing hope you understand what i mean......? - by fernando (san jose ca)

I would like to use this switch to turn off my Car Interior lights. I know I just have to Loop the main source from the Fuse Box but how do i wire the switch so the LED lights up while the Circuit/Door is open. Thank You. - by Maic (Miami)

Can this switch be used on an RV to switch between an air horn and the stock horn? I'd like to wire the switch so that when it's turned on the LED will light up.

I really do like the idea of the black lighted rocker switch. I would like to replace an existing toggle switch I have with this for the LED's I'll be installing. I also would like to know if this would handle the load for driving/spot lights on my bike-approx. 35W each. This, like the LED's, would be on a fused line. I would like to use these switches as opposed to the toggle switches-they do look sharp! Please advise if I can use it for my driving lights. - by John (Ocean Isle Beach, NC)

Are these painted black, or black plastic? - by T.J. (PASADENA, CA)

Do I need to install an in-line fuse in order for my LED Strip not to fry out? - by Peter

I've got two different color LED's in my glovebox, but want to control them from one switch (one on at a time or both off), would the on-off-on switch work? - by Laurence (Highland Mills, NY)

Does this switch have to be physically held in one position to stay on? - by Paul (new york)

With the LED lighted switches, is there a way to put a resistor on the feed to the LED to reduce the intensity of the light 'glow' for night operation?

For the LED switches, is there a resistor pre-wired to the LED itself, or is that something I have to rig up myself? - by Aric

The switches say they are rated at 10A 120V AC. I just want to be sure that these will work on a 12V DC circuit. - by Alex (Anderson, In.)

What gauge wire comes installed on switch terminals? - by Elliott (London, Ontario, Can)

Do you attach the ground wire to a bare metal spot on the chassis of the vehicle, or do you attach it to the negative post on the battery? - by Nick (Simi Valley)

If I want to "switch-ground" (close ground

I have two different power sources that I want to control a light at different times. Can the "on-off-on" switch be wired to control one light with two different power sources?

I have the rocker switch with the Blue LED light. I have the ground on it hooked up to ground, and the power source hooked up. I also hooked up the third wire to my LED strips, and grounded the LED strips, but they won't light up when the switch is turned on. The LED on the switch lights up though. What's wrong? - by Christopher (Vincennes, IN)

can u show me a diagram on how to hook up four cathodes to a transformer then to a switch? and where and how do u hook up the wires? i need help

Is this switch waterproof?

How do I connect the wires to the prongs? - by Andrew

What size drill bit should I use for drilling a hole for the switch? - by rob

How can I hook up 4 tubes to one switch? - by Thomas (Norcross, GA)

Is there an adapter so I can use a circular switch in a rectangle cut out?

Do you have to wire a resistor on the blue ones? I had some before which stopped lighting up by the second day. Someone told me I needed to use a resistor on the positive side of the little prong.

What are the dimensions of the switch?

On the rocker switch without an LED, does it matter which prong is neg or pos?

Could you possibly show me a diagram on how I could wire up three switches off of one power source? - by kane (manhattan)

Can this be used in a 12volt (car) applications? Will the LED work off of 12v? - by John (Orlando)

How many tubes hook up to the switch?

I really like the look of your switches. Is the "on-off-on" switch a dual pole dual throw (DPDT) with center off? - by Jim (Muskegon, MI)