can this be used to wire a spot light to click it on & off
227516
I don't see why not as long as you don't overload it. Not many spotlights draw as much as a trolling motor. One thing, though, the on off is Momentary Contact. That means that, if you use the pedal switch, you would have to keep your foot on it. However, if you use the manual override bar, it should work just fine for constant running.
227517
This is a momentary switch, so it won't click on then click off. It makes contact as long as you are pressing it....however, it has a latch lock that can be pulled on to keep the switch depressed for as long as you want the current to flow, so technically, you could use it in the spotlight application.
630795
Yes, if you wire it correctly. Also can be wired to where the switch controls the receptacle. Consult someone qualified to perform the wiring for you.
220797
the best I remember the light comes with a 2 wire pigtail coming out of the light. So I guess that you could hook several together. The light pulls so little current that a standard cheap toggle switch wont completely turn it off. Mine stays on dim when the switch s in the off position. I wired mine so the ignition switch turns off the toggle as well, so it will go completely off.
798871
Of course! What the timer basically does is cut the electric signal. So yes, you can use this to turn on or off a lamp or many other things.
1408627
It works just like a normal single led would work, so if its wired correctly you should be able to get the desired effect. Basically the strand its just an pre soldered led and resistor.
1009202
I don't see why not it is simply a solid state controlled on/off switch. The one I have is to control a Roomba vacuum charger which is in my bedroom, and I don't want to see the charger indicator lights in the night or have to plug/unplug the charger every day to achieve that.
1647003
Yes it can if you have a singlor pole light switch going to light and nothing else is on that line that you want keeped on.
637544
Sure, there is no reason you could not. It fits into the space of a single pole switch. I have installed several outdoor boxes for outdoor lighting, the timer switch would work fine - I didn't do it, but no chance of any problems.
101159
Yes it should, as long as the bulb is dimmable and I believe there is a wattage minimum for the switch to work. So you may need multiple LEDs tied into the switch. Like how a bathroom light has multiple bulbs. (Not sure what the minimum wattage per switch is, I've read it somewhere but haven't ran into that problem as I only use halogen bulbs so far).
1251516
Definitely! Just cut the plug off and use wire nuts to connect to a switch on your kitchen circuit.
1880245
I would NOT NOT NOT recommend this - I use this with fluorescent lights and it missed over half of the start / stop times which are extremely important... Unless you are going to be around each day/night you want these to turn on and make sure they turn on and off at the proper times, I would NOT buy this... I actually use an old school one where you have to push the little button in on the side to tell it when to turn on and off and I havent have one problem yet... This is an instance in where technology is not better.
531386
I saw it on here for a little over $5.00. AC plug for spot light. Good Luck!
1393017
The switch can be used for that using the ground wire. That is what I used to activate my under hood led light.
1859920
Yes, if it is a momentary switch. Any other configuration will not work that way.
690636
I have it on a normal on off switch so im not sure if it can be hooked to a dimmer.
1642649
Yes, that switch would work fine, assuming you have wire properly. It's actually a little overkill. An SPST switch would work and be less confusing to wire properly.
2011744
You can use this as a lighting contactor, but it must be wired correctly. The intensity of the buzz/click can be dampened by isolating the mounting points.