Toggle Switches
Toggle switches are mechanical devices that make or break electrical connections in a circuit by the closing or opening electrical contacts when the protruding actuator is manually moved (toggled) from one position (throw) to another. Toggle switches are defined by their number of poles and throws. Pole refers to the number of separate circuits that the switch controls. A single-pole, single throw switch controls just one circuit as in a simple on/off switch that connects or disconnects two terminals. Changeover contacts are double throw.
SWITCH TOGGLE 6PDT 7A 115V
594.17
SWITCH TOGGLE DPDT 5A 250V
130.14
SWITCH TOGGLE DPDT 5A 125V
115.74
SWITCH TOGGLE DPDT 5A 125V
104.36
SWITCH TOGGLE SPDT 5A 125V
99.71
SWITCH TOGGLE DPDT 5A 125V
99.55
SWITCH TOGGLE 4PDT 15A 125V
85.82
SWITCH TOGGLE 4PDT 15A 125V
80.81