LEVER SWITCH # 12-101

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12-101

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LEVER SWITCH # 12-101

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How wide is the double pole version of this switch?

The width of the double pole switches is approximately 3/4".

What is the difference in part numbers #12-202, #12-203, and #12-204?

These are all double pole switches. The difference is in the operation. () means momentary, so 12-202 is ON-ON, 12-203 is ON-OFF-ON, and 12-204 is (ON)-OFF-(ON).

Are these single throw or double throw please?

There is a drop down selection box to first select if you want single pole or double pole, the second box is where you select the model, ie OFF-ON, OFF-(ON), etc

Are these metal lever toggle switches FAA approved for certified aircraft?

No, for certified please consult with your local avionics shop.

What is the difference between simple and double pole?

Single pole option is a switch that controls one path. A double pole switch is a single switch that controls two paths.

Does the model 12-204 switch have .25 quick terminals ?

The model 12-204 has .26 Tab Terminals.

Does the () parenthesis on part number 12-101 that the switch is only ON when holding in the ON position? By releasing does it go automatically into the OFF position? The idea is to use it for a primer and avoid to turn on the primer by activating the switch accidentally.

Correct, The () means the momentary position. The 12-101 is an OFF-(ON) switch. The lever stays in the off position unless it is toggled to the opposite position, and will return to the off position once it is released.

Are these switches PMAded for certified aircraft?

No, these switches do not have FAA Approval.

Are the metal lever toggle switch rated for 12 VDC for single pole ON/OFF?

Yes, the toggle switch is rated for 12VDC.

For the OFF-(ON) momentary switches (P/N 12-101 and 12-201), is the levers OFF (resting) position the same side side as the keyway or opposite side?

The keyway is on the same side as the momentary position.