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40 amp or larger rocker switch

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So I wanted to use a rocker switch underneath my dash and I have plenty of 30 amp and 20 amp rocker switches but can't seem to find a nice looking 40 amp rocker switch online anywhere.

Anyone have any suggestions?

I hate big toggle switches especially in a vehicle. Just looking for a simple black rocker that's fairly flush, even a LED one would be fine, doesn't seem like they make them in 40 amp or larger versions or I'm looking in the wrong place.
 

Yeah - it's looking like either that or a toggle are the only options for 40+. Just didn't want to have to deal with finding a location for the relay and extra wires.
 
I'm sure you've already considered this, but why not use a relay?


You'll likely not find a "nice looking" 40A rocker switch...even a 40A relay won't be the norm.

DelCity has a pretty good selection of standard ice-cube relays, with some that are 70A IIRC? They may also have a rocker switch, but that's a lot of juice to be running through a switch under the dash.
 
You'll likely not find a "nice looking" 40A rocker switch...even a 40A relay won't be the norm.
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Don't know why not. They're common size for automotive use. I can buy them from my local motor store, Amazon, Ebay, everywhere.
 
A 40a rocker switch? In all my travels I've never seen one for automotive applications. 20a yes, 40a no.

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I think finding a 40a rocker is not as easy as some of you suggest. RV dealers list some 40a peak switches, but only 20a continuous. Industrial supplies like McMaster Carr only show a max of 30a. Do I think there may be such a beast? Maybe, but you may have to beat some bushes.
 
You'll likely not find a "nice looking" 40A rocker switch...even a 40A relay won't be the norm.

DelCity has a pretty good selection of standard ice-cube relays, with some that are 70A IIRC? They may also have a rocker switch, but that's a lot of juice to be running through a switch under the dash.
I'm not sure if that was to me or you misquoted ....... I'm not looking for the switch :confused:
 

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