what is the amp rating on these three position switches
1685871
16 amps. 12V. But they are two position switches not three. There are three espades necause one is for the interna blue led that turns on when swtiched fron off to on position. Hope this helps
1685872
16 amps. 12V. But they are two position switches not three. There are three espades necause one is for the internañ blue led that turns on when swtiched fron off to on position. Hope this helps
1130334
Sorry for the delayed response, I pulled my switch and checked for ratings. No markings at all. The best I remember the switch came in a clear ziploc style bag, with no data sheet. I can tell you mine is being used in a 12v application, has solder terminals, & is still working.
1984757
I'm not sure. I had an electrician install these switches for me. I can only tell you the switch works great!
1738346
The relays can take "up to" 30/40 AMPs, so as long as your design draws less than 20 AMPs your switchs will be OK. I'm not sure how many AMPs it takes to activate the relays, but I don't think it is very much.
2249650
Not for sure the amp capacity of the switch or your compressor, otherwise it will work
1130332
I don't know for sure but I would guess not. I am using it for a 12v volt dc application. There is no markings on the switch as to the rating and it was a long time since I purchased it. Sorry I cantt give a better answer.
983802
Don't know the Amps, but they are low voltage lights,so the amps cant be much.I have two sets of them hooked up in my van , 1 set on a switch and 1 set hook to the interior lights and headlight switch with no problems
98411
Mike,According to the company web site this switch is rated for 100 amps for continuous service and 500 amps for 10 second surges.Danny
493363
http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-High-Performance-Switcher-Switch/dp/B0015YWKYY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1322505210&sr;=1-1
2042120
Not if you use a switch with sufficient amp rating.watts divided by volts=ampsI assumed these were 100 watt bulbs (suckers are bright!). Divided by 12 volts gives you a minimum amp rating of 8.5.I got a 25 amp toggle switch online for under $5.
1321450
Power Supply rated @ INPUT: 100-240 @ 50/60Hz, 1.4 amps; OUTPUT: 12V @ 4 amps
708865
Yep, this switch is rated @ 125VAC/15A (1875W) so you'll have plenty of room to work with, provided you do not exceed the 15A rating.
2123113
Their web site says: SWITCH RATING SPECIFICATIONS:1 H.P. at 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 2 H.P. at 250 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ20 Amps 125 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 10 Amps 150 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ10 Amps 277 V.A.C. 50/60 HERTZ 7 Amps 125 V.A.C. Tungsten
1701616
I'm running one set on a 1A adapter, but now that I think about it I'm not sure I believe the 60mA rating is for the entire strand. LEDs average 20-30mA apiece, so I think it's 60mA per 3-LED block. So the entire strand would be 1200mA/1.2A and I'm overloading the adapter I'm using. I'd look for a 3A like "E-Goal DC 12V 3A Switching Power Supply Adapter For 110V- 240V AC 50/60Hz"
1056877
I have no idea about the amps but I really recommend these lead lights they're really strong and reliable and you don't have to worry about the switch it comes with an awesome switch Garden switch like missiles
1829403
These lights don't get hot when on so I can only guess less than an amp. I use a low amp switch and the switch is cool to the touch while operating the lamps.
1738348
only if you have huge power draw pulling power through them. The Amp rating of switches and relays etc are the max rating for the circuit. You are safe as long as what ever is actually using the power uses less than the lowest rated part of the circuit you will be just fine.