How Does the On/Off Push Button Install and Work
Updated 09/30/2021 | Published 09/26/2021 >
Question:
All I need to know before ordering product is a push button on and off two black wires coming from push button how to wires two a electric lamp do you cut just one of the two wires from the plug and attach the push button switch in between to inturup power to the lamp thanks
asked by: Joe M
Expert Reply:
The On/Off Push Button Switch for RV Lighting # DG52452VP doesn't have a specific wiring diagram, it would vary depending on your intended use. Basically the switch will install into the circuit you are needing to interrupt so that the current can flow through it when it is on and cuts off the current when it is off.
I can not say for sure without seeing/knowing your exact scenario but more than likely yes, you will splice this into the wiring between the plug and lamp.
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On/Off Push Button Switch for RV Lighting - 4" Wire Leads - Black
- RV Light Switch
- Push Button Switch
- Single Switch
- On/Off
- Cover Plate Not Included
- Black
- Diamond
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