Twidec/2Pcs Rocker Switch 6 Pins 3 Position ON/Off/ON AC 10A/125V 6A/250V DPDT Car Boat Black KCD4 Rocker Switch Toggle KCD2-203

These worked as designed and have withstood the test of time .

Exactly what I needed for reversing an electric motor. Seems well built.I’d buy again if needed.

This switch works well and was used for auxiliary controls for an electric radiator fan.My only gripe is the lack of a provided wiring digram/pinout. The product pictures only show very specific applications. Because of this, I have removed one star, and have provided my own diagram.

Used this to replace a fried forward/reverse on my sons has a battery powered 4 wheeler. I don't think the brand is a Power Wheels, I think it's a Kid Trax or something (It's branded Caterpillar, FWIW). I went with this switch instead of the Amazon recommended one that says "for Power Wheels" because this switch had the correct power ratings. I don't know if my son's 4-wheeler has a different power requirements or different wiring than Power Wheels but I wanted to replace with as close to the same as I could the old switch said "20A/125V 16A/250V" on the side so that's what I wanted to find. The only major difference is this switch is an on/off/on instead of the on/on it replaced.Installation was easy, just popped the wires with slide connectors off the old broken switch and connected them to the new switch. I haven't noticed any issues with the fact that this is a different type of switch and I can't imagine the switch failing because this one has an "off" in the middle.I think this switch is a good value; plus two switches means I have a backup in case the "high speed/low speed" switch fails (or maybe I just take that as a sign to find him a new 4-wheeler). My only "complaint" isn't really about this product, it's the fact that I spent a day searching every corner of the internet and could not find an On/On 6-pin DPDT rocker switch rated for 20A/125V and 16A/250V. Maybe that's more of a complaint for whoever made the 4-wheeler because it doesn't seem like a standard switch for that form factor.

The switches were a perfect replacement for my broken KCD2 switches used in my kid Trax shifter. I was hesitant since these are KCD4 switches and didn't know the difference but they were a perfect replacement.

Used these to fix the electric jack I bought

Look and works good

I bought this to bi-amplify or use crossovers for a woofer/tweeter speaker. They work great, seem sturdy and are easy to plug in the 1/4" spade terminals. I was tricked by fact that terminals seem backwards to me, but perhaps that's normal for a switch like this. I had wired the crossovers to the I position and the bi-amp to the II spot. Turns out the terminals are on the opposite end of the rocker. I simply swapped the wires, so no big deal, but it threw me for a loop for sure. A wiring diagram and dimensions to cut a hole would have been nice, but we made it work.UPDATE to this review. After a few gigs, the switches have both stopped working 100%. I typically have to rocker them back and forth a bit, one pole is out most of the time, several times both poles. I'm isolating a woofer and tweeter and their respective crossovers. I'm using it to connect/disconnect two wires from bi-amplified, or two wires from the crossover. The center pins are positive for woofer and tweeter. Outer pins each positive for bi-amp on one end and xover on other. I switch to bi-amplify (no cable there) and back, and the mid/woofer comes back on. Some days it's the other way around. I can always move the speaker wire to the other jack and toggle the switch and one driver comes on as expected. I may buy another brand to try and swap them out. It's annoying having to pull them out from the shelf to rocker the switches a bit just to listen to music.Overall a good value and they work great. I'll buy these again if I do another similar project.