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You can easily order by phone.
All of the circuit breakers we  sell are DC rated.

Please use the following links to find what you need on this page:

CD-125 volt from 10 to 110 amps





Please order what you need, we have no minimum requirements

45 Switches - DC rated wall switches


DC Rated wall switches.

Why buy a d.c. rated wall switch instead of buying an A.C. rated switch from
your local home center?

Well, first off they are made to break a direct current arc.
They last longer which means less voltage drop at the switch.

If you are using a 24 or 48 volt d.c. system an a.c. rated switch, at best will not last
long - at worst could create a dangerous fire situation.
For those of us who are on the wrong side of sixty years old, remember the old loud
wall switch?
Many were used in d.c. wiring systems in the pre-rural electrification programs.

We have been selling low voltage d.c. lights for over fifteen years.
An ongoing comment from rv owners is that the coach/trailer manufacturers use cheap
a.c. rated wall switches to turn on the lights in the vehicle.
These switches arc the contacts which causes pitting and corrosion.
This condition causes a voltage drop which quite often damages the light fixtures.

Both of the following switches are made in the U.S.A.

Eagle model 777V-BOX single pole switch.
As you can see in the third picture this is "T" (for tungsten) rated.
10 amps @ 125 volts
5 amps @ 250 volts
D.C. rated - for use with copper wire only.
This switch fits in a standard gang box and uses a standard face plate - NOT INCLUDED.
These have been discontinued, due to low demand for d.c. switches and are
limited to stock on hand.

eagle d.c. rated wall switch 10 amp 125 volts d.c. rated wall switch 10 amp 125 volt d.c. switch

777v-box switch
We no longer handle d.c. rated wall switches.
I am keeping this information on the page for
reference purposes only.
I would always recommend the proper device for
d.c. systems.
This is even more important in 24 and 48 volt
d.c. circuits.

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Eagle model 711V-BOX combination two single pole switch.
As you can see in the third and fourth pictures, this is "T" (for tungsten) rated.
10 amps @ 125 volts per switch
5 amps @ 250 volts per switch
D.C. rated - for use with copper wire only.
As you can see, each switch has its own input and output connection screws.
This switch fits in a standard single gang box.
For a face plate you would use a double recepticle (outlet) type - NOT INCLUDED.


cooper d.c. rated wall switch 711V-BOX dc rated wall switch wall switch 125 vdc

ratings  back of cooper dc switch




We no longer handle d.c. rated wall switches.
I am keeping this information on the page for
reference purposes only.
I would always recommend the proper device for
d.c. systems.
This is even more important in 24 and 48 volt
d.c. circuits.


Prices and specifications subject to change without notice.






 




 



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