Standard Motor Universal Electrical Switches DS-126

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Part Number: SMP-DS126

$6.99

Switch, Electrical, Toggle, Constant, 12 V w/20 amp, 6 V w/35 amp, Single Throw, Steel/Plastic, Chrome, Each
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Standard Motor Universal Electrical Switches DS-126

Standard Motor Universal Electrical Switches DS-126

SMP-DS126

2 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

Part Number: SMP-DS126

Estimated Ship Date from Texas: Today

$6.99

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Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
DS-126
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
SMP-DS126
Item Number:
2001856
UPC:
091769005580
Switch Actuation Style:
Toggle
Circuit Activation:
Constant
Mounting Hole Size (in.):
0.50 in.
Switch Positions:
On-Off
Pole:
Single
Throw:
Single
Lighted:
No
Amperage Rating:
20/35 amps
Safety Cover:
No
Terminal Type:
Screw
Labeled:
No
Weatherproof Sealed:
No
Wiring Included:
No
Relay Included:
No
Switch Material:
Plastic/Steel
Switch Finish:
Chrome
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
20 amp rating with 12 volt system. 35 amp rating with 6 volt system.

Standard Motor Universal Electrical Switches

Standard Motor Products universal electrical switches can be used in a variety of applications using a normal 12 V power supply. They are manufactured from quality materials and offer great consistency and performance.

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