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STEDI Push Switch To Suit Toyota 80 Series Landcruiser

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STEDI Push Switch To Suit Toyota 80 Series LandcruiserDESCRIPTION OEM MATCHED. Our range of 80 Series Landcruiser Toyota Push Switches maintains the factory look and feel of your vehicle with a wide variety of prints from LED Light Bars, Driving Lights, and Rear Lights. DASH ILLUMINATION. Our OEM Push Switches have dual illumination lighting up the right half from the dash illumination of your vehicle and the left once the selected device is active. FITS LIKE A GLOVE. Fitting in a wide range of Toyota

DESCRIPTION

OEM MATCHED.

Our range of 80 Series Landcruiser Toyota Push Switches maintains the factory look and feel of your vehicle with a wide variety of prints from LED Light Bars, Driving Lights, and Rear Lights.

DASH ILLUMINATION.

Our OEM Push Switches have dual illumination lighting up the right half from the dash illumination of your vehicle and the left once the selected device is active.

FITS LIKE A GLOVE.

Fitting in a wide range of Toyota models with a full list of compatibility in the specs below. The total height of 24mm and width of 43mm, if these dimensions do not match those of your vehicle we also have Old Toyota OEM Push Switches.

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STEDI high-quality 12 volt Rocker Switch.

Single throw ON / OFF switch designed to operate 12-volt driving lights. The switch surface size is 49mm x 25mm and uses a standard din size mounting hole of 36mm x 22mm, which is the standard size in most vehicles. Please ensure you check these measurements to ensure the correct fitment.

  • Single Pole Single Throw ON-OFF switch
  • Robust design
  • The upper backlight light is ON when the switch is pressed UP.
  • The lower backlight can be wired to your dash light circuit for the constant backlight to switch
  • Waterproof rating of IP66.
  • Same size as the switches sold at well-known 4x4 store
  • Rated 20A 12V / 24v 10A
  • 5 pin
  • A wiring diagram is supplied with the switch.

Cutout dimensions 21mm x 36.83mm

Whilst our rocket switches are 20amp rated, we strongly recommend that power is run via inline fuse.

All graphics and text are printed on the switch face using the state of the inks to ensure long life. Unlike imitation switches that use stickers prone to wear.

TECH SPECS
CUTOUT DIMENSIONS 21mm x 36.83mm
HOLDER DIMENSIONS 36.83mm x 21mm
RATING 20A 12V / 24v 10A
WATERPROOF RATING IP66


WHAT'S INCLUDED

Carling Type Rocker Switch (in selected style).


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