Looking for rocker switch
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Safety Car
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From: Spring Creek NV
Looking for rocker switch
Looking for a rocker switch but not sure what it would be called and getting lots of hits on Google but not what I want. I want a switch with one position off, toggle on, then momentary if I push further. I want to wire my meth pump to the rocker for on/off and then trigger the solenoid with the momentary to test flow.
if I get desperate I can use a switch and a pure momentary but would like a single switch. Anyone know where to find or what it would be called?
Thanks
if I get desperate I can use a switch and a pure momentary but would like a single switch. Anyone know where to find or what it would be called?
Thanks
Burning Brakes
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From: Chilliwack BC Canada
Looking for a rocker switch but not sure what it would be called and getting lots of hits on Google but not what I want. I want a switch with one position off, toggle on, then momentary if I push further. I want to wire my meth pump to the rocker for on/off and then trigger the solenoid with the momentary to test flow.
if I get desperate I can use a switch and a pure momentary but would like a single switch. Anyone know where to find or what it would be called?
Thanks
if I get desperate I can use a switch and a pure momentary but would like a single switch. Anyone know where to find or what it would be called?
Thanks
Try this source. I'm a retired mechanic and have done quite a bit of electrical work and built a few prototype machines for various industries. The Cole Hersee company has been a good source for some specialty switches.
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Safety Car
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From: Spring Creek NV
Thanks all. The one from Amazon is the same as I kept running into, both on positions are momentary and returns to off when released. But I didn't think of just searching for ignition or starter switch, that should narrow things down.
