Nilight 90014E Rocker Toggle Switch 12V 20A 🔌
Description:
This heavy duty rocker toggle switch kit brings a clear on/off control to vehicles and equipment with a secure red safety cover and a compact 12 mm mounting diameter. It is a Nilight SPST switch rated at 12 V and 20 A, useful for powering lights, accessories, or auxiliary circuits where accidental activation must be avoided.
Key Points
The package contains five rocker switches with matching red aircraft-style safety covers that flip up to enable the switch and close to prevent unintended activation. Each switch uses an SPST design with two terminals and is rated at 12 V and 20 A according to the manufacturer. Connections can be made quickly using the provided machine screws on each terminal or by soldering for a more permanent installation. The included covers add a visual indicator and physical barrier that is handy in rough or mobile environments. ⚙️
Technical Specifications
- Name: Nilight 90014E Heavy Duty Rocker Toggle Switch 12V 20A Red Cover SPST
- Configuration: - SPST, 2 terminals
- Rating: - 12 V, 20 A (manufacturer stated)
- Mounting hole diameter: - 12 mm
- Package contents: - 5 switches and 5 red covers
- Warranty: - 2 years (Nilight)
Usage Recommendations
Install each switch into a 12 mm panel hole and secure wiring to the terminal screws for reliable contact. For circuits that draw closer to the 20 A rating, use appropriately sized wire and keep connections tight; soldering the terminals adds mechanical strength for high-vibration situations. The flip-up red cover makes the switch easy to operate while protecting against accidental toggles when closed. 🔧
Positive Aspects
The simple on/off operation keeps wiring and control straightforward, which works well for auxiliary lights, pumps, fans, or other single-circuit accessories. The red safety cover is particularly useful on boats, off-road vehicles, and racing applications where unexpected activation could be problematic. Consider that the SPST layout only supports single-pole switching, so systems needing dual-circuit control will require a different switch type. ⚠️.
