Description

When you need a switch that won’t quit on you in the middle of harvest season or during a long day of fieldwork, this heavy duty toggle switch delivers the reliability your operation demands. Built to handle 25 amps of current at 12 volts, it’s perfect for controlling lights, fans, hydraulic pumps, and other high-draw electrical components on your tractor or implement.

What You’re Getting

Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) design lets you control two separate circuits with one switch
25 amp current rating handles demanding electrical loads without burning out contacts
Heavy duty internal contacts resist arcing and pitting from constant use
Three terminal mounting design provides secure, positive connections
Durable construction stands up to vibration, dust, and temperature extremes

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch is designed specifically for agricultural and heavy equipment applications where cheaper switches fail. Whether you’re switching work lights on a combine, controlling hydraulic functions on a loader, or managing auxiliary power on implements, this switch handles the electrical demands without the intermittent operation that leaves you guessing if something’s working properly.

Made to Last

Farm equipment switches take a beating from constant vibration, dust infiltration, and electrical stress. Built to withstand the harsh realities of agricultural environments, this switch features precision-engineered internal components that maintain consistent performance through extreme temperature variations and mechanical vibrations. The heavy-duty contact design handles high inrush currents without degradation. The corrosion-resistant construction ensures reliable operation even when exposed to fertilizers, hydraulic fluids, and other chemicals common in agricultural applications.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for most standard toggle switches with the same amp rating. The three screw terminals make wiring straightforward – just match up your existing connections. Always disconnect the battery before installation, and make sure your wiring is sized appropriately for the 25 amp capacity. A quick tip: take a photo of your old switch wiring before disconnecting anything to avoid confusion during installation.