Does this work on flat rocker toggles?
249711
No, only on a standard light switch. Old school type. Does work great. You could change out the flat switch.
249712
No. It does not work with flat rocker toggles. You would have to replace the flat toggle wall switch with a standard type switch for the Autochron to work as designed.
249713
I use this on a standard toggle. I also have one set up on a dual toggle plate where one toggle is set for the fan and the other for the light. In both cases the unit works fine. I am unsure what a flat rocker toggle is, but if that is the standard toggle it will work great. If the toggle movement and size is the same as a regular standard toggle it will also work fine as the toggle slides through an opening and the motion of the device is to move the opening up or down to switch the toggle on or off.
959986
It is a rocker switch marked with V- in one direction and V+ in the other. Very easy to find and use. You hold it toward the direction you want it to change until it's the level you want. It goes from silent to LOUD as one would expect. The same switch also skips tracks by tapping rather than holding it.
52116
i have a tracker 4000 lbs winch and the mini rocker works on my winch great. i would say it will work on any winch.
1282962
it fits a standard paddle light switch plate. The flat designer ones, not the older style toggle. However, you can replace a toggle light with it, you will need to buy a new switch cover with the large rectangular hole.
977573
The adjustable side is able to be pushed all the way to the straight side. It should work.
603920
Yes, it will work as long as the amp load of the winch isn't too high. World's better than the heavy rocker
1488323
Yes, it will change. Use a feeler gauge to check gap and adjust it back into spec. Set each valve to .004-.005 inch of clearance with the rocker testing against the cam's base circle.
1684198
Not sure. I have a flat top and it works wonderfully. My husband retired from the rest. business and he has no complaints.
128399
Don't see why not. You might have to open bigger holes to accommodate the size of the toggle bolts.
1183572
It should, but you might have to back off the adjusting lever enough to allow for the thickness of the braces on each side. You shouldn't have a problem.
66122
Did you depress the front switch, located directly in front of the rocker, also? Unless it is on, the rocker switch won't work.
1291579
Katrina, yes and I recommend the toggle switch. It's a great addition to this winch, but it has to be a Champion toggle made specic for this piebce of equipment.
2056830
It should. Thus far I have fitted these to American standard "tip off" rails as well as European sized rails.
1102580
No. Your scooter front fender will probably hit the rocker and the side pivots because of the short diameter of the scooter wheel. Even taking the rocker off will probably not work because of the depth of the bail, unless you shim it up somehow. Robert C. I did also. And I mounted d rings on the board.
1027030
yess it works on all flat and button top batteries. i use my aw imr flat tops and my efest flat tops.
1398702
Answer is no for dip switches, but works with older style Craftsman/Liftmaster/Chamberlain with a GREEN programming button
322747
It is big. 3 inches wide. But it might work. The toggle switch next to it would probably be touching the edge of the housing. You might be able to enlarge the hole and adjust the switch over a little if it was too close. There is a little play in it and the switches normally move a little side to side anyway. If there is 1 1/2 inches between the center of the controlled switch and the edge of the next one over then it might work.