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Seadog | SKU:
SED-420396-1
Seadog Splash Guard Switches - Push & Pull
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The Seadog Splash Guard Switch protects circuit breakers from being accidentally switched on or off. A PVC coating shields the terminals and switch from water, though it's not designed for immersion. Each switch is stamped brass, rated 15 amps at 12 VDC.
Seadog 420426-1 Push Button
- Mounting stem: 5/8" dia x 13/16" length
- Normally off, momentary on
- Horn buttons
Seadog 420396-1 Pull Switch
- Mounting stem: 3/8" dia x 1" length
- On/off switch
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BrandSeadog
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SKUSED-420396-1
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TypeElectrical Switches
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Barcode035514424356
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What does the splash guard switch protect against?
It protects circuit breakers from being accidentally switched on or off, and a PVC coating shields the terminals and switch from water.
Q. Is it waterproof for full immersion?
No, it's splash-resistant but not designed for immersion.
Q. What's the difference between the push button and pull switch?
The push button (420426-1) is normally off with momentary on, and fits a 5/8" dia x 13/16" mounting stem; it's used for horn buttons. The pull switch (420396-1) is a standard on/off switch and fits a 3/8" dia x 1" mounting stem.
Q. What's the amp and voltage rating?
15 amps at 12 VDC.
Q. What material is it made from?
Stamped brass.
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