$15 · 17 of Various Small Electrical AC Switches

Mostly from appliances; can also be used for DC. Most with solder terminals, some also with soldered wires. For projects, hobbies, repairs ... etc. Summary: (switch details further below) * 4 rocker switches (1st pic) * 9 slider switches (2nd pic) * 2 rotary switches (3rd pic) * 1 push-button switch (in 4th pic) * 1 limit switch (in 4th pic) $1 each, or all 17 for $15 john.gruber@sympatico.ca, 613-824-6539 Switch Details: 4 rocker switches (1st pic) * 4, two-terminal, two-position off/on SPST rockers (1 is a spring loaded, normally 'off' and push 'on' rocker 1 is an inline rocker with inside terminals) 9 slider switches (2nd pic) * 2, two-terminal, two-position off/on SPST sliders * 4, three-terminal, two-position on-on SPDT sliders * 1 small, six-terminal, two-position on-on DPDT slider * 2, five-terminal, three-position DP3T sliders (effectively each has 2 separate but ganged SP3T switches: 1 off-on-on, and 1 off-off-on) 2 rotary switches (3rd pic) * 2, three-terminal, SPDT rotary: 1 two-position on-on, and 1 three-position on-off-on 1 push-button switch (in 4th pic) * 1, two-terminal, off/on (effectively a) SPST push-button 1 limit switch (in 4th pic) * 1, three-terminal, spring loaded (effectively a) SPDT limit switch normally 'on' at 1 terminal and 'off' at the other, and the reverse when pushed * 5, two-terminal off/on (0/1, open/closed) SPST rocker switches (1 is a spring loaded push-to-close rocker switch) * 2, two-terminal off/on (0/1, open/closed) SPST slider switches