TWTADE Latching Polarity Reverse Switch 12V 10A DC Motor Control 6 Pin 3 Position ON-Off-ON AC 110V-220V Black Boat Rocker Toggle Switch with Wire KCD2-203-JT

I purchase several things on Amazon and was giving pretty in-depth reviews. From this point on, here's the new agenda…. if it works as advertised, is well made, meets or exceeds the description, is a value, and arrives in a fair amount of time, it will get a "star rating" equal to what my expectations were/are. If it doesn't meet these criteria, then I will most definitely and descriptively tell the short comings of the products and you as a consumer will not have to go through the trouble of buying the product without some background knowledge. If the sell pulls that item and relists under another description, I will put the exact same review on the seller's feedback page. Sellers have done this a couple of times in the past, and I was true to my word then as well as now. DR

I needed to replace the switch on my kiddos power wheels but wanted a water proof switch, These switches have a nice rubber boot on them that helps seal it. They are very easy to install and look nice too! i like that they come with pig tails and pins so you don't have to buy those separate. Very good quality for the money and quite durable so far.

I don't generally write reviews but was annoyed by the reviewer from October 2020 whining that he didn't receive a diagram or schematic so he gave it 3 stars. If you don't know how to drive a standard shift vehicle, but you buy a standard shift vehicle anyway, it is not the dealerahips fault for not teaching you how to drive it. Those that can do, those that can't hire an expert. With that said, I am very pleased with this switch and with this seller. The switch arrived on the day promised, and seems sturdy and well made. It latches with a solid click in each direction. Was very happy with the wired connectors provided, and they were done to the perfect length to allow for the cross connection without an unyielding amount of overage, so it will tuck nicely when installed. Connection is very basic. It's 3 prongs left and 3 right. One side is labeled 1 ( 1a, 1, 1b) and the other side is 2 (2a, 2, 2b). The middle prongs are where tge power goes in from your battery or fuse panel. Doesn't matter which side you pick, but if you connect positive (red wire) to 1, then 1a and 1b are positive charged, and vice-versa. You connect the end of the blue jumper that has 2 outputs to 1a, and you connect the other connector to 2b. Then the long end of the blue end to the positive terminal of your 12v dc motor. Do the opposite with the other side; double end to 2a, small connector to 1b, long wire to other dc motor terminal. When you flip the switch to the a side the motor will run clockwise, switch to b makes it run counter-clockwise. Simple, well made, easy to use. I will be buying more switches from this seller in the future.

Good quality, works perfectly. I use it on a 12v linear actuator. Perfect for my needs.

These functionally work fine. They are fine if you only want one switch but you better also buy the proprietary mount from the same company. This is NOT the same as the standard rocker panel switch size that's roughly 37.5 mm x 21mm. These are about 26mm x 21mm. (The same 21mm width also means you can't simply buy an adapter to fit the switch into a larger size standard hole). So if you are hoping to use multiple adjascent switches in some standard panel mount, you are out of luck. I am very frustrated with these switches and realize I should have purchased any different brand that uses a standard size to provide a hundred more possible mounting solutions.

It's 4 wires instead of 6 wires. Two of the 4 wires include jumpers to crossover and connect to the other ON position, but I still would have preferred 6 wires. I took off 1 star for this.

works great..fast shipping

I had to use the close up of the picture on amazon for this switch to figure it out to make sure I wired it right - thankfully the picture has enough detail to do so, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to figure it out with confidence. Upon wiring the switch to match the picture, red and black wires go to the positive and negative power terminals, and blue wires go to the motor terminals.