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A rocker switch, also known as an alternating-current (AC) switch, works by turning a circuit on and off via a rocker-actuated mechanism. Rocker switches are useful for a variety of applications, including controlling high-voltage appliances, controlling lighting, relays, HVAC systems, and specialized control applications. Rocker switches are often used in commercial or industrial facilities and are commonly located on circuit boards, control panels, and the like.

The appearance and design of rocker switches can vary widely depending on their intended purpose. Generally speaking, they look like two mini-levers (or rectangles) side by side. In a non-illuminated switch, the rectangles are illuminated when the switch is turned on. In an illuminated switch, the rectangles are typically lit even when the switch is turned off. Both types of switches generally contain an actuator lever, which is used to move them between the on and off positions.

The mechanism that turns on and off a rocker switch operates by either making or breaking an electric circuit. This happens when the actuator lever is pushed in one direction to close the switch and push the circuit, or pushed in the other direction to open it, thereby breaking the circuit. The toggle stays in either the "on" or the "off" position, depending on the direction the user pushes it. In this way, rocker switches can be used to control power to all kinds of electronic devices and appliances, such as computers and other electronic components.

There are several types of rocker switches available in the market, such as single-pole, double-pole and multiple-pole switches. Single-pole switches are the simplest type of rocker switches and are often used to control a single circuit. Meanwhile, double-pole switches are designed to control two different circuits, while multiple-pole switches can control several circuits at the same time.

In terms of applications, rocker switches are commonly used in a variety of industries and applications, including automotive, marine, aerospace, medical, lighting and commercial/industrial applications. They are also often used in electrical, telecommunications, heating and ventilation, and medical equipment. In most of these applications, the rocker switch is used to switch and control electric loads, such as lights, motors, or valves.

Rocker switches are highly reliable and versatile switch solutions. They offer an easy to use and cost effective mechanism to control power, and they can be used in a variety of applications. In addition, they are relatively low maintenance and are simple to install in a variety of environments.

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