QTEATAK KCD1 On/Off 3-Pin 2-Position Snap 10A/125V, 6A/250V Red LED Boat Rocker Switch-5Pack Pre-Wired

Needed to add lighted switches to my Camper. Random value multipack choice. Works OK so far.

RV manufacturers use lighted switches for many things, such as hot water heaters, furnaces. However, in my experience they don't use one for the Porch Light. It is an easy light to forget and leave on for other campers to have to look at all night. Not to mention the current campground we are in frowns on it, a lot! Well, not any more!!! These little green lighted switches were just the cure I needed. Their size was an exact match to the existing non-lighted porch light switch, so I just swapped them out. You will have to extend the ground from one of the other switches in the panel, but that's easy to do, and viola! I now have a lighted porch light switch!

Excellent! It works exactly as described, with great quality and attention to detail. It arrived quickly and was packaged well. I’ve been using it regularly and couldn’t be happier with the results. Highly recommend to anyone considering this purchase!

It works just as expected from the listing, the size is accurate and fit perfectly with what I wanted to do. My application only needed two pins, but adding an extra wire for the toggle LED was an easy addition.HOWEVER: the light isn't actually green when lit. It's Yellow/orange under the green plastic, which was a bit disappointing, but does not affect the function.

Great, no complaints, they do what they say.

This switch was just the switch I needed to repair my old Coleman air compressor. They've stopped manufacturing these in the U. S., but this was a perfect replacement. An inexpensive switch (which fit perfectly!) saved me more than $100 in compressor replacement!

My bad. I ordered when there was NO measurements on site for switching. They are too small for use. I looked at site again, and sure enough, NO size. So now I will acquire the switches locally.

I put this on a bento box so I can turn it on and off. It worked perfectly. The biggest challenge was making the hole in the structured plastic of the bento box.