5Pcs Push Button Switch 12V Wired RV Waterproof On-Off Micro Light Toggle Switches for Motorcycle Car Truck Boat Marine (Black)

These work as expected. Installation was a breeze, drill a 3/8 inch hole, stick switch through, screw down the cap with rubber washer on outside. One wire connects to the positive wire from your light and the other connects to a battery source. Wire the ground from the light to any ground source. When in the on position, it connects the two positive wires. When off, it disconnects them. The switch is small and inconspicuous, makes a satisfying click and appears to be very weather-tight. I just needed one but for just a few bucks, I certainly don't mind having extras for other projects.

I use these in my fifth wheel camper as the original OEM buttons were starting to malfunction. These were a direct fit worked perfect and I like it has rubber caps to keep some of the dirt and humidity out of the switch.

I’m remodeling my RV and I changed out the light fixtures I needed these light switches to go on them. They were easy to install and they shipped fast and the price was unbelievable. Great product buy it if you remodeling your RV and changing out the light switches.

First one I grabbed out of the bag was missing the rubber washer, think waterproof. At least I had 4 more on hand that were complete. I mounted this switch under the hood on my Jeep, to control a light I installed at my winch. Now I can see how the line is spooling up without trying to hold a flashlight, the winch control and a beer all at the same time.

These little switches worked great for my purpose. I had a cheap little battery operated bathtub boat for my grandkids. The slide switch to turn it on and off corroded about 5 minutes after it was in the water. I replaced it with one of these push button jobs and it now works great and should until my grandkids grow out of it. They probably work great for something a little more serious, too.

These are surprisingly nice 12v aux light switches. Fairly well sealed against water intrusion, enough wire leads to solder into your wiring circuit. Positive clicks so you know when you pushed it. And I specifically didn't want a rocker switch that is harder to seal water out of on a bike, or one that was illuminated so it wouldn't give me any glare on my helmet visor at night. Just remember both wires go between your positive wire and nothing to ground or you are just making a switched short. The back of the switch is flat allowing you to use some double sided foam tape to mount it.

used on several 3d print/electronics projects. smooth operation. good feel when flipping from one state to the other.

Easy to install but after 6 months or so 1/2 of those I installed wouldn't turn on with the push of the button. I had to cycle them many times. Some of them would depress and not pop back up. Eventually I got them all to turn on again... but not reliably. They may be fine with regular use, but I only use them to turn floods on/off around the holidays...so most time they're not being mechanically activated... but I didn't expect this. We'll see how long they last....

Poor quality