Light Switch
I never would have thought these would be that hard to find. I am looking for a replacement switch for an overhead light in my travel trailer. On the side is stamped: DF-IS001 212481 3A 14V"T I've...
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Measure the hole for the switch, and search for a snap-in switch of the right type that fits the hole. There's a fairly good chance it's standardized. Ideally you want a switch that's rated for DC use. (The last line embossed on the old switch says that it's rated for 3A at 14 V DC; the solid line with the dotted line means DC, while a squiggly line means AC.)
There's no need to find precisely the same model number of switch so long as the physical dimensions and electrical ratings are acceptable. I suppose finding one that's whitish would be preferable aesthetically speaking.
Places like Digi-key and Mouser, among others, sell very many different brands and styles of switches.
There's no need to find precisely the same model number of switch so long as the physical dimensions and electrical ratings are acceptable. I suppose finding one that's whitish would be preferable aesthetically speaking.
Places like Digi-key and Mouser, among others, sell very many different brands and styles of switches.
