KEING Momentary Waterproof Rocker Switch Toggle - ON/OFF/ON Blue LED Light - 12V 20Amp 24V 10Amp, 7 Pin for Automotive Cars Vehicles Marine Boats Trucks Trailers 4x4 Caravans RVs SUV ATV UTV & More

I bought this switch to use as a trim & tilt switch on my boat. Time will tell how it holds up to marine life, but so far so good. The switch has a nice feel to it and seems well made.The spade connectors are locking type! You can't just try to yank them off or you will pull the terminal out of the switch. Use needle nose pliers and press the little locking tab on the bottom of the spade connector, then gently pull the wires off.Really my only beef with this is wiring diagram they show (and provide with the switch) has the colors wrong, but you can easily see what way they are supposed to go.

Used this to turn the tread mill on

Worked for my purpose. Hopefully, it will last. Not quite as sturdy as the original but this one has light. And I bought the replacement one from Minnkota and it didn't work.

Used for a boat motor trim switch.Works great!

The only reason I'm writing a review is for the people who say this switch won't stay onIt's a momentary switch not a regular toggle read the description people!I bought it for a horn button on my landcruiser works as expected very easy to install

The media could not be loaded.  All this switching doesn’t work, not holding in ON position

A wiring diagram, or just look it up online. Overall great product.

The media could not be loaded.  KEING Momentary Waterproof Rocker Switch Toggle - ON/Off/ON Blue LED Light - 12V 20AmpPROS• Price• LEDs• May work for some low current applicationsCONS• Cheap construction• Switch Bounce• Sounds cheap• Did not work with digital input application.DESIGNThe switch is made to a price point, and it shows. I was not expecting a heavy-duty military grade switch, but one appears to be made of mid-quality materials with a focus on cost savings. This is not necessarily a bad thing because the cost savings appear to be passed to the buyer give the sub seven-dollar price I paid. With a weight of 1oz (29g) the switch feels “plasticky” in the hands. The included wires were quite nice and well made. The wire was flexible, and the insulated contacts and latching mechanism were as described.ISSUESBeing built to a price point was good as a buyer because the price was attractive, the same price point caused the issues that are forcing me to return the item. A basic continuity test does indicate the contacts close as expected and for that reason I believe the switch would work for general low amp applications. However, if you are using this switch to trigger any type of digital circuit, then I would caution you to stay away from this one. The contacts suffer from a huge amount of bounce. For those who do not know what this is, switch bounce is the literal bouncing of the internal contacts when they are closed. The best analogy I can give is to drop a tennis ball from 6 feet. The ball hits the ground, then bounces several times before coming to a stop on the floor. Each bounce is slightly less high than the previous. Switch bounce is the same concept. It is the “bounce” or rapid opening of the switch; each time staying open for less time until the contacts are held closed that impacts some digital circuits. Without going into a lot of detail, the bounce tricks the input and confuses it because triggering of this type is very quick.This switch has a ton of bounce, likely due to its internal design. I have other switches that are nearly identical from the outside that do not bounce nearly as much and trigger digital inputs just fine.LEDSThe LEDs are nice but not very bright. In low light or in a normally lit area they are visible. The LED’s can be controlled independently of the switch with some creative wiring, so even though the switch is momentary, the LED can be wired to indicate on or off by staying lit – but you will need to add a few wires back from your actual control circuit (12VDC). The LEDs are old school domed LED lights, and not surface mounted.WATERPROOFI did not get to test this in my actual application due to it failing my initial testing for use with the digital latching relay I am using so I cannot attest to its waterproof rating. If I had to guess, there are probably a few O-rings where the switch post goes into the housing and on the LEDS where they come thru the housing. The switch is also supplied with a thin gasket to seal it in a panel.CONCLUSIONI wanted to like the switch, I wanted to use in in my design (motorcycle aux light circuit) but it was not usable for that application. I suspect the contacts internal to the switch are subpar and would question the switch’s actuation cycles before they fail or wear out. From my disassembly of other switches of this same type, there are likely weaker springs, smaller contacts and larger tolerance variation that give it the cheap feel and switch bounce issues. If your application is not digital in nature (you are not switching ground or voltage into a logic circuit) and your requirements are modest in regards to use and amp draw thru the contacts then this switch may work out for you.

Using as a trim switch on my older Johnson. It's taking it like a champ. Maybe should wire in relays soon...

I messed up and hooked it up wrong which killed it. My bad. Arrived quickly and seemed of good quality

There was so much confusion on this add writhed the buttons stayed held down or they spring back after your finger came off. They are intact momentary push button

this switch is advertised as on/off/on MOMENTARY with return to off when released. I ordered 2 of these and both of them were not momentary and stayed in either on position, only return to off when manually pushed. JUNK

Great item. Used to add secondary power tilt control at back of boat.