Value Collection BD-2276-1 Ignition Switch 6-24V 10A

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-2276-1 is a 4-position automotive ignition switch with an anti-restart feature, rated for 6 to 24 volts and 10 amps. It follows an Off, Ignition/Accessory, Ignition, Start sequence, making it suitable for small engine, marine, and specialty vehicle applications where preventing accidental re-engagement of the starter motor is a priority. The silver finish and compact form factor allow installation in standard ignition switch cutouts. Licensed electricians, marine technicians, and equipment service pros are the typical installers for this type of component.

This ignition switch is used in applications requiring a multi-position rotary switching sequence with starter protection. The anti-restart design prevents the starter circuit from being re-engaged while the engine is already running, a critical feature in small engine equipment, generators, boats, and utility vehicles. Its broad voltage range of 6 to 24 volts covers both 6-volt legacy systems and standard 12- or 24-volt DC systems.

Key Features

• Anti-restart design prevents starter re-engagement while engine is running
• 4-position sequence: Off, Ignition/Accessory, Ignition, Start
• Wide voltage range: 6 to 24 volts DC, compatible with legacy and modern systems
• 10-amp rating suitable for typical ignition and accessory loads
• Silver finish for standard ignition panel fitment

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement-style ignition switch for small engine equipment, generators, marine vessels, and utility vehicles using 6- to 24-volt DC electrical systems that require a 4-position anti-restart switching sequence.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or equipment technician familiar with low-voltage DC wiring practices. Disconnect the battery or power source completely before removing the existing switch or making any wiring connections. Verify that the replacement switch amperage and voltage ratings meet or exceed the requirements of the circuit being served. Follow applicable equipment manufacturer wiring diagrams and any relevant NEC guidelines for low-voltage DC installations.