Hi, sorry for the late answer, had math finals today.
The switch can handle max. 60V and is sufficient for a dual motor setup. If you intend to use a fuse, you might need one with a higher rating than the widely recommended 40A.
hey im interested in getting one shipped to california, when do you think it would arrive?
Hi,
it depends how you want me to send it. There’s economy (10-20 days to US) or priority shipping (4-8 days to US).
Best Fabio
priority would be preferable
Alright, I’ve sent you a pm with details. Thanks!
Hi, I would like to buy one can you PM me details (PayPal)
thanks ! Cyril
Hi Cyril, just sent you a PM with details, thanks! Best Fabio
perfect, payment done
Already got your name+address in the email from paypal, thanks! I will ship it tomorrow morning, so you should get the switch pretty soon. Thanks!
Best Fabio
so fast ! thanks
Hi, cheapest shipping to Finland is 5,50€. Sent you a pm.
Hi, Can I buy one with shipping to Spain? Please DM me your PayPal. Thank you
@goldenHusky Thanks for the shipment. I’ve finally taken the time to try and connect it. What type of latching SPDT do you recommend? I’ve searched for any DC type, but they all go to a maximum of 24v, but my battery is 42v. https://nl.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&initiative_id=SB_20170527061529&SearchText=latching+spdt+switch+dc
Hi @majid The 12 or 24V are meant as rated voltage for the internal LED not for the rated voltage of the switch itself. You can use any SPDT switch you like.
Best Fabio
@rok Do you have a link to a shop, a schematic or something like that? I think this switch won’t work because it has only 4 pins and 2 of them are for the LED, so it’s just a SPST type switch and not a SPDT.
Hey, I’m interested in one, pm me for details? 