GRS-2011-3000

Rocker Switches

A rocker switch is a type of manual switch used for controlling the flow of electrical current. It is usually a single-pole, double-throw switch that uses a rocking action to turn the current on or off. The switch is found in most electrical products, including automobiles, computers, appliances, and lighting fixtures.

The GRS-2011-3000 rocker switch is a single-pole, double-throw switch that provides momentary control of two circuits. It can be used to switch two separate circuits in either direction to control two different loads. The switch has an illuminated inner light that can be lit in either position, enabling easy operation in the dark. The switch features a bright light bar that illuminates when the switch is turned on.

The GRS-2011-3000 works by using a simple rocker mechanism. When the switch is flipped in one direction, a \'throw\' in the switch springs into position to connect the two circuits so that current is allowed to flow. When the switch is in the other direction, the \'throw\' springs out of position and the current flow is blocked. The switch can then be flipped back and forth in order to control the current flow.

The GRS-2011-3000 provides a reliable, simple, and versatile way to control two circuits independently. It is ideal for applications such as motor controls, appliance controls, and lighting controls where both circuits need to be momentarily engaged or disengaged. Additionally, its illuminated inner light makes it easy to see and operate in the dark.

The GRS-2011-3000 rocker switch is a reliable, simple, and versatile way to control two circuits independently. Its illuminated inner light provides visibility in the dark, making it ideal for a variety of applications.