Value Collection BD2147 Spst Toggle Switch Pack of 5

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD2147 is a single-pole single-throw (SPST) on-off toggle switch designed for general electrical switching applications. It features a bat handle actuator for positive, tactile actuation and screw terminals for reliable wire termination without specialized crimping tools. The SPST contact form means one circuit path is either fully open or fully closed, making this switch straightforward to wire into control panels, equipment enclosures, or low-voltage circuits. This pack includes 5 switches per unit, suited for shop stock, service trucks, or multi-unit repair jobs handled by electricians and electronics technicians.

This toggle switch is applicable in a wide range of light-duty electrical and control wiring scenarios including equipment panels, junction boxes, custom control enclosures, and general-purpose switching tasks in both residential and light commercial settings. The bat handle actuator style is a common choice where the switch state needs to be visually and physically obvious to the operator. Screw terminal termination makes field installation and replacement straightforward without specialty tooling.

Key Features

• SPST contact form: single-pole single-throw on-off switching with no center-off or momentary position
• Bat handle actuator provides clear visual indication of switch state and positive tactile feel
• Screw terminal connections accept stripped wire leads without crimping tools
• Sold as a pack of 5 switches, supporting multi-unit jobs or shop inventory restocking
• Compact form factor suitable for panel mounting in enclosures and control boxes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose SPST on-off toggle switch for light-duty electrical control and switching applications in standard enclosures and control panels.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for the circuit voltage and amperage rating. De-energize and lock out the circuit before removing an existing switch or installing a new one. Screw terminals should be tightened firmly to prevent loose connections; do not over-torque to the point of stripping the terminal. Verify the switch rating is appropriate for the load before placing the circuit back in service.