12V Waterproof Push-Button On-Off Switch with 12" Leads

Worked great, as expected. Small enough to where they will not be damaged easily, yet has a crisp on/off "click". Wired through two 48w lights, as well as a three 10w lights and works just fine.UPDATE: I have used the switches for several months now and they seem to be holding up. Despite reviews that say it is difficult to mount, I found that placing gorilla glue epoxy on the base of the switch, with a small zip tie on either side has held them in place. After multiple trips to the lake on a bumpy trailer (I use them to control the lights on my bowfishing rig) and being used for several hours at a time, they have yet to fail me, or budge from their original position.Another feature that I found helpful was the extra 12 inches of wire that comes from the switch. This allows even the most inexperienced to splice their wires to the switch, without worrying about having enough length to complete the connection. I Just received an order of two more for the back of the boat, and will be buying more in the future

Small switch worked well for a very limited space home-built low amp draw LED work light application. Wires are of a good length and quality. Surprisingly, the molded-in plastic "nut" of rubber boot threads on relatively securely given the very limited one thread engagement. I'd like to see a few threads in there to inspire a bit more confidence it'll stay put. The switch body appears to be designed for thin panel mount situations as thicker materials leave the rubber boot far away from the switch plunger and requires compressing the boot significantly to activate the switch. My situation passed through 1/8"-3/16" thick material, and should be considered just about the max. Fair price with free shipping and an acceptable arrival time. Bought one as a trial, and just ordered two more given how well it has worked.

This is nice little switch. I mounted this in the bed of my truck to control some led bed lights. Mounting it was pretty easy I just had to drill a hole, insert the switch body from the rear, screw on the retainer nuts, and snap on the rubber cap. This left me with a nice discrete switch that looks good and it should say waterproof.

With a short time in service, they work. Very compact, seem well-sealed, seem to be sturdy and have a clean positive action. Simple to install through a hole; flat back for use with double-face tape. I needed to zip-tie them to a support, and that was difficult to get stable because the base is *so* compact that there is only a ledge (with no lip) on one side of the push-button. So a bit of hassle for my project, but I'd snap them up for a project with drilled holes.

Was able to use this switch for my RV back up camera, came with fuse holder

Much smaller and cheaper feeling than I thought. I've actually opted not to use this item, but figured I'd hold onto it for some future use on smaller gauge wire. Took a risk due to the low price, so really didn't lose much here.

It is well made with water proof.

This item is perfect size for hiding and waterproof works perfectly.