XJSXZC Nons Lip Momentary Action Foot Pedal Switch Footswitch 250VAC 10A 1NO 1NC

XJSXZC Nons Lip Momentary Action Foot Pedal Switch Footswitch 250VAC 10A 1NO 1NC

$ 10.58

Score By Feature

Based on 19 ratings

Packaging

9.39

Satisfaction

9.03

Giftable

9.28

Customer service

9.25

OveReview Final Score

How Our Score Is Calculated

Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

The name of the product is foot pedal switch; the material is metal, and the color is black.

Size of the pedals (approximately) ): 10 x 6 x 12 x 12 x 12 x 12 x 3 x 5 centimeters/5 centimeters/5 centimeters/5 centimeters 9" x 2. 6 inch x 1 inch 2" in length (L*w*t); total length: 1. 8M/5. 9ft

model: fs-1; type of action: momentary; material: metal; color: black

rated Voltage/current: AC 250V 10A; contact type: spdt (1No 1Nc); contact type: spdt (1No 1Nc); contact type: spdt (1No 1Nc); contact type:

334g net weight; 1 x foot pedal switch included in the package

Questions & Answers

What is the input plug-in format? What is the difference between 5 mm mono, quarter inch, and other formats?

There isn't even a plug for a connector. You are responsible for providing your own materials.

Selected User Reviews For XJSXZC Nons Lip Momentary Action Foot Pedal Switch Footswitch 250VAC 10A 1NO 1NC

I can't get it to work for me because there's too much going on

3/5

This pedal was purchased to be used with a small water pump in a camp kitchen sink. The fact that power was applied when I simply picked up or moved the pedal was an issue I immediately noticed. I dismantled it, which necessitated the removal of a C-shaped component. clip. Keep your foot firmly planted on the pedal to avoid losing the compressed spring. br>I noticed the wires had a lot of insulation removed, and when I moved the pedal, two of them would short together, causing power to be applied without the pedal being pressed. Furthermore, the wires did not pass through the holes in each terminal, posing a risk of them coming loose if the cable was pulled too tightly. The strain relief (plastic pieces that secure the cable in the housing) did not prevent the cable from moving around inside the housing. Here's what I did to make it better:
- The wires were desoldered by mebr>- To prevent the cable from being accidentally pulled out of the housing, I tied a knot in it. br>- Because the bare wire was far too long, I cut it shorter, threaded it through the terminal holes, and resoldered it.
- Re- the housing was put together br>At this point, the pedal functions properly. I only used red and white wire, not black, and if I had to do it again, I would spend a little more for a better product.