Pass Seymour 410WBPCC5 Inline Cord Switch 6A 125V 5 Pack

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 410WBPCC5 is a white miniature inline feed-through on/off cord switch rated at 6 amps at 125 volts and 3 amps at 250 volts. It uses insulation-piercing terminations, which allow the switch to connect directly to 18 AWG SPT-1 lamp cord without stripping or splicing wires. This package includes 5 switches. Electricians, lighting contractors, and fixture repair technicians use this type of switch to add or replace on/off control on pendant lights, table lamps, and other corded lighting fixtures in residential and light commercial applications.

This inline cord switch is suited for low-voltage cord-connected lighting and small appliance circuits running 18 AWG SPT-1 two-conductor parallel cord. Its compact, miniature form factor fits unobtrusively along a lamp cord, making it a practical replacement or retrofit for existing corded fixtures. The white finish blends with standard lamp and appliance cords. This switch is a line-in, line-out feed-through design, meaning it interrupts the hot conductor in-line without requiring a separate junction or splice point.

Key Features

• Dual-voltage rating: 6A at 125V and 3A at 250V for flexible cord circuit use
• Insulation-piercing terminations for tool-free, no-strip installation on SPT-1 cord
• Feed-through inline design interrupts the circuit directly along the cord run
• Compatible with 18 AWG SPT-1 two-conductor parallel lamp cord
• White finish for a clean, unobtrusive appearance on standard lamp cords
• Sold in a 5-count blister pack, suitable for stocking or multi-fixture jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with 18 AWG SPT-1 two-conductor parallel cord on cord-connected lighting fixtures and small appliances rated within the switch amperage and voltage limits.

Installation Notes

This switch is installed by a qualified electrician or lighting technician on de-energized cord-connected equipment. Unplug the fixture or device completely before installing. The insulation-piercing design requires the cord to be seated and clamped firmly into the switch body per the manufacturer instructions to ensure a reliable connection. Always verify the fixture load does not exceed the switch rating before energizing.