Value Collection BDC89020 Spst Toggle Switch 2 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDC89020 is a single-pole single-throw (SPST) on-off toggle switch with a bat handle actuator and blade terminal connections. This switch provides a straightforward open or closed circuit control in one switching position, making it a reliable component for control panels, electrical enclosures, and light-duty switching applications. The bat handle design allows for positive tactile actuation, and the blade terminal style simplifies wiring connections in standard switch harnesses and terminal blocks. Licensed electricians and experienced electrical technicians are the typical installers for panel and enclosure integration work. Each package contains two switches.

This toggle switch suits residential and light commercial electrical control applications where a simple on-off switching function is required. Typical uses include control panels, junction box switching circuits, auxiliary equipment controls, and small appliance or equipment wiring. The SPST contact form means the switch operates a single circuit with no alternate switching path, appropriate for straightforward power or signal on-off duties. The bat handle actuator style is a common choice in industrial and trade electrical panel builds where quick visual confirmation of switch state is useful.

Key Features

• SPST contact form for simple on-off single-circuit switching
• Bat handle actuator provides clear open or closed position indication
• Blade terminal connection type for fast, secure wire attachment
• Sold in a 2-switch package, convenient for service stock or panel builds
• Lightweight construction suitable for low-load switching duties

Compatibility

Designed as a standard SPST on-off toggle switch suitable for general-purpose electrical panel, enclosure, and control circuit applications requiring blade terminal connections and a bat handle actuator.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Always de-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage at the terminal points before making or removing any connections. Blade terminal connections should be fully seated and secure before restoring power. Do not exceed the rated switching capacity of the switch for the intended circuit load.