Nilight 5 Pin Rocker Switch User Guide
- June 16, 2024
- Nilight
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Nilight 5 Pin Rocker Switch
5-PIN ROCKER SWITCH
Wiring Method: A
Accessory switched power source (Lower light will turn on when the key is turned on)
- To Accessory Switched Power +
- Outgoing +
- To Ground
Wiring Method: B
Constant power source/Battery (Lower light will turn on only when the switch is turned to the on position)
- To Battery +
- Outgoing +
- To Ground
Specifications
Dimension | 14*10.5cm |
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Wiring Diagram for Hooking Up the Relay
Make sure you are using a switch and wires sufficient to handle the power that you are carrying. In higher draw applications, a relay may be needed. Always use a fast blow fuse of rated amperage. Use terminals of good enough grade to handle the amperage in switch to avoid heat and damage.
Power Rating for the Switch
- 12VDC: 20AMP
- 24VDC: 10AMP
To avoid short circuit, wrap the conductive pins on the switch with insulation tape.
Diagram Description
The diagram illustrates the connection of a relay in an electrical circuit. The switch is connected to the relay, which in turn is connected to a device. The power from the battery passes through a fuse before reaching the relay. The numbers 30, 85, 86, and 87 represent the pins on the relay.
FAQs
- What should I do to prevent a short circuit?
- To avoid short circuit, wrap the conductive pins on the switch with insulation tape.
- Is a relay necessary for all applications?
- In higher draw applications, a relay may be needed to handle the increased power.
- What type of fuse should I use with this switch?
- Always use a fast blow fuse of the rated amperage for your application.
- What are the power ratings for the switch at 12VDC and 24VDC?
- At 12VDC the switch can handle up to 20AMP, and at 24VDC it can handle up to 10AMP.
Rocker switch series
Rocker switch series (5-pin)
- Wiring Method:
- Accessory switched power source
- (Lower light will turn on when the key is turned on)
- Wiring Method: B
- Constant power source/Battery
- (Lower light will turn on only when the switch is turned to the on position)
PIN-TAB OUTS:
- 8- Upper Light Neg. (-) source
- 2- Incoming from power
- 7- Lower Light Neg. (-)
- 6- Lower Light Pos. (+)
- 3- Outgoing to relay, accessory or equipment
Wiring Diagram for Hooking Up the Relay
Make sure you are using a switch and wires sufficient to handle the power that you are carrying. In higher draw applications, a relay may be needed. Always use a fast blow fuse of rated amperage. Use terminals of good enough grade to handle the amperage in switch to avoid heat and damage.
To avoid short circuit, wrap the conductive pins on the switch with insulation tape
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