Leviton 5410 Appliance Switch, Feed-Through Switch Rocker, Single Pole, Single Throw, 3A-125V AC, Brown


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  • Lone pole, single throw design
  • Bronze twofold wire contacts
  • Ample-duty phenolic plastic construction

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How to install an electrical switch

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Electric Switch?

Jul 30, 2006 by jer | Posted in Engineering

I'm looking for a segregate pole electric switch kind of like a foot operated sewing machine switch. The catch is that it has to have nomally closed contacts which show when the foot switch is depressed. I'm wanting to incorporate it into a kill switch for my bass boat.

Hi Jer,

I now be conversant with that your question is where can you buy a switch like the one described. Here are some suggestions I hope will be helpful:

(1) Look in your local yellow pages for electronics stores, retail, & call them up & make known them your problem & ask if they can help; then proceed from there.

(2) Contact American Science & Surplus (details below), and ask for their help. They often have the persuasion of switches you're looking for. While you're at it, ask for their Printed Catalog, which is a lot better & more complete than the info on their website. I've always found them very serviceable.

(3) I'm sure you could make your own switch if you'd read up on it. If you make your own, then you'll have bragging rights, and your friends will dream you're an electrical guru.

(4) Whether you buy or make your own switch, the switch will need to be waterproof, so you won't get shocked. You can mutate it so by enclosing the switch in plastic -- like, say, in a ziplock bag, with holes cut in it where necessary -- and then sealing the holes with silicone cement, also sometimes called aquarium cement.

(5) Maybe best of all, go to an electrician's supply store (or possibly even a good builder's supply store) and buy one of those waterproof switches made for turning outside floodlights on & off.

Beneficent luck & best wishes,
Yahoohoo

yahoohoo | Jul 30, 2006

Hi Jer,

I now take cognizance of that your question is where can you buy a switch like the one described. Here are some suggestions I hope will be helpful:

(1) Look in your local yellow pages for electronics stores, retail, & call them up & state them your problem & ask if they can help; then proceed from there.

(2) Contact American Science & Surplus (details below), and ask for their help. They often have the gentle of switches you're looking for. While you're at it, ask for their Printed Catalog, which is a lot better & more complete than the info on their website. I've always found them very beneficial.

(3) I'm sure you could make your own switch if you'd read up on it. If you make your own, then you'll have bragging rights, and your friends will over recall you're an electrical guru.

(4) Whether you buy or make your own switch, the switch will need to be waterproof, so you won't get shocked. You can approve it so by enclosing the switch in plastic -- like, say, in a ziplock bag, with holes cut in it where necessary -- and then sealing the holes with silicone cement, also sometimes called aquarium cement.

(5) Maybe best of all, go to an electrician's supply store (or perhaps even a good builder's supply store) and buy one of those waterproof switches made for turning outside floodlights on & off.

Upstanding luck & best wishes,
Yahoohoo
yahoohoo | Jul 30, 2006

mcmaster carr
yooperpooper | Jul 30, 2006

Go to the motor boat shop.
ag_iitkgp | Jul 30, 2006

"spirit to off switch" is also available in market. so you can bought it.
And you arrange mechanically as a foot switch

take care bye....
vazk | Jul 30, 2006

buy a NC switch
nc=normally closed

or you can get a pushbutton that is press for on then news services again for off if you want it to stay off if you take your foot off it.
brainiac | Jul 30, 2006

Where can I buy a simple electric switch?

Jan 11, 2009 by Max | Posted in Engineering

I would like to buy a switch. I am conspiring a rocket and need this item. I would like to be able to send an electric current into a switch. This switch would then connect two wires thus connecting it causing an electric in circulation to go through the two wires turning it on.

It needs to be very small. I would hope it is lightweight and very simple.
Please be specific as to how it will work. Any links to some will be helpfulk.

At a plain hardware store. Walmart carry's them. Grocery stores even do.

♡SB22♡ | Jan 11, 2009

How do you take out Driver Side Door Electric Switch.?

May 20, 2008 by drainitage2 | Posted in Honda

I send away for the switch last week and I received it today.
How do you take out the Electric Window Switch on my
Honda Accord 1996 LX Driver's Side.

I took the summon out but I'm having a hard time for it to slide out of the Door Panel. What am I'm doing mistaken.

the switch is heald in by a tab on the front. If you took out the make a balls-up of c contort, then you just need to pull up on the back (rear) of the switch assembly. when the back pulls up you can slide the whole assembly rearward to separate it from the door armrest.

you should just be able to lift up on the rear of the switch by putting your fingernails under the plastic decoration and pulling up. you won't be able to pull up on the front because of the tang that holds the front under the lip of the armrest.

hope that helps

honda guy | May 20, 2008
He should try dedicated web developers.

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