Pull cord switch, no L1 or COM
- Thread starter bmsv
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Its just a switch , as its pull it doesn't matter which way the switch works... in a wall switch you would want off to be up and on to be down when you toggle the switch ( just convention)
Are them connecters rated for mains voltage
its amps , not voltage and its rated to 6amps as it says on the sticker with the CE mark.
If they are what they look like, the wire is clamped between a metal piece and the plastic body, and when they get hot the plastic melts and the wire falls out.
It has to be both. Every switch is rated for a maximum operating voltage (and current of course).
Best place for it is in the bin I would say.
switch or connector?
The lot
Only the supplier can say for sure, but I don't see anything obviously wrong with them. The thinkness of the plastic and the set-back of the metal parts from the front face both look quite reasonable to me.
?The lot
Just looks a bit rubbish to me
Assuming it's not a 2-way switch then it will make no difference to whether it's switched "on" or "off" which terminals the conductors are connected into.
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