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Brand | Gardner Bender | Gardner Bender | Gardner Bender | Calterm |
Name | 10-Amp Single-Pole Maintained Contact Push-Button Switch, Black (1-Pack) | 6 Amp Single-Pole Pull Chain Switch | 16 Amp Single-Pole Rocker Switch | 60 Amp Heavy Duty Sealed Push Button Starter Switch |
Price | $423 | $527 | $558 | $907 |
Ratings | (38) | (39) | (57) | (9) |
Switch Type | Maintained | Maintained | Maintained | Maintained |
Number of Switches | Single | Single | Single | Single |
Electrical Features | No Additional Features | No Additional Features | Indicator Light | No Additional Features |
Amperage (amps) | 10 | 6 | 16 | 60 |
Switch Style | Push Button | Pull Chain | Rocker | Push Button |
Voltage | 125 volt,250 volt | 125 volt | 125 volt | 12 volt |
Mounting Type | Wire-In | Screw-In | Screw-In | Screw-In |
Function Type | On-Off | On-Off | On-Off | On-Off |
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Brand | Gardner Bender | Gardner Bender | Gardner Bender | Calterm |
Name | 10-Amp Single-Pole Maintained Contact Push-Button Switch, Black (1-Pack) | 6 Amp Single-Pole Pull Chain Switch | 16 Amp Single-Pole Rocker Switch | 60 Amp Heavy Duty Sealed Push Button Starter Switch |
Price | $423 | $527 | $558 | $907 |
Ratings | (38) | (39) | (57) | (9) |
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AC rated switches can be used in applications where less than 30V DC is required, provided the current (amps) does not exceed the full current rating of the switch. Since this switch is rated 10A 125VAC it is ok for 10A 30V DC applications as well.
I purchased one of this switches for one of my electrical projects and it worked out well. Its low profile and sturdy design serves its purpose.
Not recommended
Yes it will
You'll need a little less than 1/2" in order to mount it. The maximum space between the two mounting nuts is 0.41".
Open
Watts divided by voltage will give you the amperage switch you need. As long as the rating on the switch is higher than you need you can use that switch. So 60 watts divided by 120 volts = .5 amps. This 10 amp rated switch is 20 times what you need for a 60 watt bulb so it will work fine with lots of margin. Good luck.
With this switch you'll have 0.38" or 3/8" of space between the nut and the switch as the maximum width.
It mounts in a standard 1/2" hole.