FXC Rocker Switch Aluminum Panel 3 Gang Toggle Switches Dash 5 Pin ON/Off 2 LED Backlit for Boat Car Marine Orange

Happy with the quality of the switch. There seems to be some confusion about the indicator lights in some of the reviews. There is a thin light toward the bottom of each switch that stays on at all times when there is power to the switch. This makes it easy to locate the switch in the dark. There is also a larger square light toward the top of the switch that comes on when the switch is in the on position. I used a three gang switch for the exterior lights on our fifth wheel RV and it works perfectly

The blue lights stay on all the time have to disconnect my marine battery when I'm done

Switches seem well made. Work as designed. It's China made, I'm not sure how it will hold up in a marine environment after some heavy use but so far so good. Be aware that it's pre-wired so all switches would run off of one breaker. As in 1 ground and one hot for all switches. This ofcourse will not do if you want your wiring done properly. When you try and remove the wiring that comes attached, it is very easy to break the switches. They are extremely tight and the retainers do not release them at all.. you must remove most of it to run them properly through a breaker or just on their own circuit etc. I have a total of about 25 of these switches on my boat, and out of 25 I broke 3 removing the series style wiring. I was extremely careful and have proper tools. I do 12 volt wiring daily as part of my job. So yes, they are pretty decent switches. Especially for the price. But beware you may break one or two to install them properly.

I purchased these switches to use for switching low voltage (12 VDC) outdoor patio and landscape lighting. While I'm still building the patio so I don't have them installed just yet, I have tested them, and the small blue constantly "on" light on each one provides an easy way to locate the switches in the dark. Of course the larger blue light provides a clear indication of a switch being in the "on" position.I'm going to position them on the corner of a masonry clad outdoor kitchen, just under the countertop level. I found a weatherproof plastic box here on Amazon with virtually the same length and width dimensions as the switch panel, and cut out an opening to fit and mount the switches. The box will mount to the concrete block structure of the kitchen, and the stone installed on the face of the block will butt into the box providing just a slight reveal so the switches are easy to get to.I obviously don't know yet how well the switches will hold up over time. The reason for 4 stars vs 5 is because the rubber gasket seal under the bezel of each switch probably won't adequately seal the switches from moisture without some help since the switches don't fit as tightly against their panel as they might. So I'll probably not use them and instead put a tiny bead of silicone around the back side of each switch. Other than for this, the switches look and operate nicely.

Installation was simple.The individual switches have little plastic flaps that hold them in place and they wear out after the first time when you take them out. You most likely take them out the frame to look at the the wiring. I took one out carefully but these little plastic flaps still worn out and the switch was loose in the frame. I have to order a new one right away. Have no other choice to purchase the same or very close identical since I cut out a hole for the switch.

After only minimal use some of the switches no longer light up when turned on and have to be rocked a few times for them to even turn on.Edit. Company sent me new switches and had no issues since.

These switches were replacing some on an older boat. They have a nice tactile feel and look very nice. Not quite as robust as I might have liked. When we tried to pull the Pre-wired spades off the backs, the terminals pulled out of the body. The back of the switch came off easily so we were able to put it back together easy enough, but a bit disappointed that it happened at all. I will say the wire plugs were extremely tight as it came out of the box and the force it required to remove them was much more than I thought necessary. But if you need to pull a switch from the panel for any reason you will run into this issue. Otherwise I think they are a very good value overall. Time will tell how well they hold up in the marine environment.

The metal panel these are on is very nice, and nice clean wiring between the switches, as well as including a TON of stickers with various symbols or labels to label each switch with what it goes to. There's a small light on when the switch is off, and a bigger light on when it's on. Easy to see them in the dark whether on or off. However they do seem cheaply made and have 1-2 mm of play in them. I mounted them on my kayak to run my fish finder, cabin lights, and nav lights.

Installed in my boat, works great, you might need to rewire a bit if you want each switch on it's own fuse. If you need help with that, get in contact with me.

Great for smoothie and juices. I didnt add ice as it might mot handle it well.

Portable juicerI ordered this through AmazonThe instructions are ALL in Chinese however it is easy to figure out how it works .i wish the motor was stronger as the charge does not last long . It is just a gimmicky blender