Would it hurt the gauge any if it was on a rocker switch?
1099796
Installing a switch would not harm the gauge but the current draw of the gauge is miniscule if you are worried about draining your battery.
1099797
Not at all. I guess you want to cut the power to the gauge so I won't stay on all time.
1099798
Why would you need a switch? If you don't want it to read voltage while the cart is off, wire it to the key switch. It will not hurt it to read the voltage all the time since it does not draw current. To answer your question, no.
1785093
Hard wired. Each rocker switch is a mechanical switch. All 4 are tied to a breaker. I used two pairs of these DJ boxes inside the stand of a saltwater reef tank where they were exposed to a high humidity, corrosive environment for 2 years with minimal ventilation, none of the 8 total switches failed but the metal cases showed a bit off rust on spots where the paint had been scratched.
2249650
Not for sure the amp capacity of the switch or your compressor, otherwise it will work
388488
I imagine it would be but the gauge is not real thick so you would probably have to ask someone who does that type of work
2056507
No. I squeeze a 54 gauge into with the plastic. Anything bigger would be pushing it.
927046
It certainly could be, especially if you changed string gauge without filing the nut. Another culprit could be an incomplete setup. Check this out:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7luUzgDwwcs
993175
Yes you should. The gauge is most accurate in the middle of its range. In fact you can damage mechanical gauges if you exceed their range.
481471
No, I've had no issues with my gauge. In fact, it's the best one I 've ever used.
469080
No. The electronics are not connected to the tension gauge. It is completely manual but it hasn't been an issue for me.
606783
The answer is no. While it does have a rocker switch, it's not just a "simple switch". Rather is a momentary rocker switch that resets itself each time power is disrupted. In short, there is no way to turn the switch to the on position when it has no power...so this idea of using a timer is NOT going to work. But as others have said, it makes a pot so fast, that you don't need a timer. Just set it up the night before, and throw the switch in the morning.
2003635
Yes it will. The procedure is to run the "hot" wire to one of the corner terminals and the loop a jumper from that terminal to the opposite corner. The "ground" wire goes to two remaining corner terminals in the same way. The load wires go to the remaining terminals on the sides of the switch and result is a switch which is off in the middle position, and reverses the polarity going out the side terminal depending on which way the switch is thrown.
173137
The wire included is about a foot long. This does not include a switch, but any rocker switch from a local auto parts store will work.
461366
I would guess no. Look for something with lower gage number pins. I don't think this would hold up.
1651603
Yes it can! I put mine on the tongue of my Toy hauler mounted the switch on the inside so it wouldn't get bumped . I made my own cables and put one cable from the switch to the battery and the other cable went from the switch to the trailer side hook up. Then made a cover to flip over the switch to keep it out of the element's and put a small chain on the tongue and hooked the other end on the Key so I wouldn't miss place it . Nobody is going to bother the key anyway they don't even know it's there . I hope this will help you good luck I would buy another one 2 thumbs up
734011
You could use a TV cable outlet cover. It has a hole that is the same size as the rocker switch and come in various shades of plastic or metal. Amazon has these on their web site under "cable outlet" covers. I hope this helps you.
623294
NO. YOU WILL DAMAGE THE TORQUE WRENCH. Buy a breaker bar if you need to loosen something.
603918
I'm not sure. I used it on my warn winch that used to have the big heavy duty rocker switch.