When a rocker switch is pressed, one side of the switch elevates while the other is depressed, resembling a rocking horse. It is known as tripping (as opposed to tripping). Certain rocker switches come with a circle on one end (for "on") and a horizontal dash or line (for "off") on the other. It allows the user to know whether the device is on or off. Rocker switches are a common component of surge protectors, monitors, computer power supplies, and many other items and systems. A light is well-turned on in a rocker switch on and off positions. It has its independent electronics to make the switch simpler to find. Key Features: They are among the most often utilized switches since they are simple and incredibly dependable. MOM On-Off-MOM On DPDT switch with three switch positions 20 amp rating at 12 VDC Non-corrosive plastic construction, brass blade terminals, and silver contacts. Specifications: SKU: RK19860 UPC: 808282195557 Weight: 0.10 LBS Unit Of Measure: EA Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): RK19860 Switch Positions: MOM On-Off-MOM On DPDT, Rating:20 amps @ 12 VDC, Non-corrosive plastic construction, Brass blade terminals, silver contacts, Black in color