how to wire 4 pin Rocker Switch AC220V

[@shabahangh]

Thank you very much for your video. It is done, in a easy, simple and practical way, that everyone can understand and remember it for whole life time. You are great.!

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[@TheRobinj13]

Thank you, just the info I needed.

[@anthonylopez1446]

Gracias Amigo.-

[@0x4452]

The switch illuminator light appears to be wired between the center 2 terminals. You can switch the wires around such that the illuminator is on when the light is off and vice-versa.

[@TiagoCasalRibeiro]

That is the proper way to wire it, but the LED (actually a pilot light) is not in series with the load, in that place you have a second switch, used to also interrupt the neutral(useful in continental europe where the wall socket (schuko) is reversible, actually reversing live and neutral sides). The LED is connected to the Live and Neutral poles on the load side. if you invert the mains and load sides you end up with a switch permanently lit, which might be useful if you need to find it in the dark.

[@passiontechklm]

Ok Thanks bro...

[@xXxCrazyJay810xXx]

Mine will not light the switch

[@bonaminhrasmey42]

❤you should have mounted the switch 😊

[@passiontechklm]

Yes,....I will mount it soon🤗

[@whatshunt]

Good explanation! Thank you.

[@jlr3636]

Why does the ground (-) wire from the load (motor/light/etc) connect to the switch? Can it be directly to the battery ground (-)? the switch internal LED will opperate without the ground wire from the load connected to the switch.

[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

Keep it simple, do as the teacher says, otherwise you end up dead. 😂

[@toliver.99]

What happens if you wire the inlet wires into the outlet side?

[@theobarbosa]

My button has not a indicator to in / out. How can I discover? Can I plug inverted safelly?

[@passiontechklm]

If your switch is no indicator light you can use that for both AC and DC .

[@TheQuijote76]

Hi, I have a meat grinder, it has a switch like they one in the video. It has also two capacitors, but I do not know how yo wire them. Can You help me, please?

[@ruben3585]

Hello, your video allows the switch to work but there is incorrect information in the diagram. There are not two poles for the switch and two for the LED as stated. In fact, if you just energize the switch with L and N, and turn it to on, you will see the LED light up. The next poles are the continuity of the energy to power the lamp or whatever. If one pole of the lamp is connected directly to L (bypassing the switch), then just connect N in sequence and in this case it is not even necessary to use the four poles. Just three are enough, and everything will work fine.

[@phantom-boogie]

Hello! If i do the inputs the led goes on rocked to the on position? Can i do input without connecting the outputs? How can i neutralize outputs?
I want a fake switch in my workbench. Can you update?

[@ruben3585]

Yes, you can make the inputs (upper pair) without connecting the outputs (lower pair) and the LED will light up rocking to the on position. If there is no risk of touching the outputs, you can leave them uninsulated. But for safety, you can insulate them with an insulating tape.@@phantom-boogie

[@phantom-boogie]

@@ruben3585 how nice! Thanks for your reply! I am very new to electronics. And wanted something fun to joke with my friends when they come about.

[@TripleE76]

Can this be used to splice into a shop vac cord? Would you simply connect the ground wires to each other, so not part of this switch?

[@passiontechklm]

You can use this switch as two in one , which means one switch but two load control .on the other hand as in this video is one load control with neon light itself.i hope you got the idea.

[@manimenon5403]

Can this switch be uses on 35amp car battery?

[@passiontechklm]

Yes , definitely can use

[@manimenon5403]

@@passiontechklm Want to use the switch as switchover between two different batteries of 35amps each in the car, will it work well or burn as it's less amp than that battery?

[@passiontechklm]

@@manimenon5403 it's will work well but it's really depends on your load since it's can handle up to 16 Amps 250V buts for 12V Amps will be more higher .It's will not simply burn unless you over load.

[@manimenon5403]

@@passiontechklm Thanks, I have to use it as a changeover switch between my 35amp Car starter battery and 35amp car leasure battery so will it take its load?

[@manimenon5403]

I mean, to use it as a changeover switch for charging by the car alternator between the two 35+35amp batteries

[@MrZacfisher0924]

So does that mean this switch needs 220v

[@MrZacfisher0924]

Or is it just rated up to 220 can I use this plug on a standard us powerplug

[@passiontechklm]

@@MrZacfisher0924 yes you can use it but you won't get the switch light only....