Sockets

A toggle switch boot covers the toggle and protects the switch from moisture, dust and dirt.

For this to fit properly, the electrical box must have mounting holes 3-1/2 in. apart. This white blank-up cover is 4-3/4 in. diameter and includes mounting screws.

A toggle switch has a lever type of actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A slide switch has a slide-action actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A slide switch has a slide-action actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Single pole, double throw (SPDT) is a three terminal switch that controls two single-w more→ire circuits, permitting only one circuit to be energized at a time. It is commonly used in pairs and sometimes called a three-way switch.

A rotary switch has a turn-knob type of actuator that is rotated clockwise to make the circuit contact, and turned again in either the same or opposite direction to break the contact. Single pole, sin more→gle throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A rotary switch has a turn-knob type of actuator that is rotated clockwise to make the circuit contact, and turned again in either the same or opposite direction to break the contact. Single pole, tri more→ple throw (SPTT) is a four terminal switch that controls three single-wire circuits. It typically has three ON positions or speeds.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. A momentary switch, sometimes called a spring return switch, automatically returns to the re more→st position. A normally OFF switch (also called a normally open circuit), remains in the OFF rest position until pressure is applied to the actuator. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. A momentary switch, sometimes called a spring return switch, automatically returns to the re more→st position. A normally OFF switch (also called a normally open circuit), remains in the OFF rest position until pressure is applied to the actuator. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A pull chain switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when the chain is pulled downward. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A pull chain switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when the chain is pulled downward. Single pole, double throw (SPDT) is a three terminal switch that controls two single-wir more→e circuits, permitting only one circuit to be energized at a time. It is commonly used in pairs and sometimes called a three-way switch.

A rotary switch has a turn-knob type of actuator that is rotated clockwise to make the circuit contact, and turned again in either the same or opposite direction to break the contact. A three-way swit more→ch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls a single load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A rotary switch has a turn-knob type of actuator that is rotated clockwise to make the circuit contact, and turned again in either the same or opposite direction to break the contact. A three-way swit more→ch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls a single load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A rotary switch has a turn-knob type of actuator that is rotated clockwise to make the circuit contact, and turned again in either the same or opposite direction to break the contact. A three-way swit more→ch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls a single load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. A three-way switch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls a si more→ngle load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A push button switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its button is depressed. A three-way switch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls a si more→ngle load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A pull chain switch has an actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when the chain is pulled downward. A three-way switch is a three terminal switch that is always used in pairs. It controls more→a single load, like a light fixture that is operated from two switch locations.

A toggle switch has a lever type of actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A toggle switch has a lever type of actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A slide switch has a slide-action actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. Double pole, double throw (DPDT) is a six terminal switch that controls two double-wir more→e circuits, permitting only one circuit to be energized at a time. Or it can be used to control four single wire circuits, permitting only two circuits to be energized at a time. It typically operates two items simultaneously.

A rocker switch has a rocking lever type of actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. A momentary switch, sometimes called a spring return switch, automatically r more→eturns to the rest position. A normally on switch (also called a normally closed circuit), remains in the on rest position until pressure is applied to the actuator. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.

A rocker switch has a rocking lever type of actuator that makes or breaks the circuit contact when its position is changed. A momentary switch, sometimes called a spring return switch, automatically r more→eturns to the rest position. A normally off switch (also called a normally open circuit), remains in the off rest position until pressure is applied to the actuator. Single pole, single throw (SPST) is a two terminal switch that opens or closes one circuit.