DaierTek 30A 250V KCD2 KCD4 Rocker Switch DPST 4 Pin Red Lighted 120V Rocker Toggle Switch ON Off Heavy Duty T125-3Pack

Great and easy to use

I have not installed these yet, but I can see they are well-made, easy to set up cutout holes for them, and they have a decent current rating. Very happy with purchase.

Correct switch, good price, fast delivery!

Bought it to repair a bad switch on a CHEF AAA commercial freezer/chiller which broke down one month after purchase. Don't do business with CHEF AAA as they did not return calls/emails requesting help. Regarding physical size: Switch was 1/16" longer than opening it went into so had to modify switch slightly to get into opening, but switch worked perfectly after install. Original switch was 20A 125V, too weak to handle load and failed internally. Replacement switch is 30A 250V HD.

Well made

As a direct replacement for a switch in my electric fireplace, these work well. However... the fireplace will eventually melt it with a lot of use. Will typically last about two years in that application.

Used these to fix a broken popcorn maker. Works like new now! Description was accurate.

It's a switch and it works. I can't evaluate the light part of the switch, because my use is strictly to make my portable generator switch between "BONDED-NEUTRAL to FRAME" and "NON-BONDED NEUTRAL". Which means, I am switching the AC neutral on my generator from being bonded to ground (like normal electricity in your house; so I can use it with extension cords and portable stuff); and NON-Bonded to ground to I can connect the generator to my house electrical panel (via a transfer switch); because NEC requirements don't allow the neutral and ground to be bonded in MORE than 1 location. (Preferably the main service panel). And being the main breaker box service panel is bonded neutral-ground, I have to remove the neutral-ground bond on the generator. Thus, I am basically switch a ground wire on and off, thus no voltage, thus the light on the switch doesn't light. I could make it light if I wanted to, but it's not important to me.What is important, is that I have a switch that can handle 30 amps so if there is a circuit problem when using the generator, the fault can make it back to the circuit breakers on the generator and make them pop. If the switch is too low of a current, like a 15 amp switch, a fault could burn up the switch and the electricity won't make it back to the circuit breaker to pop it. Thus, I could have hot electricity still on the faulty circuit, or worse yet start an electrical fire. So for me, this is a great product. 30 amps and does what I need it to do.