6X Light Switch Open On Close Off for Cabinet, Drawer (White)

The media could not be loaded. I have a utility closet that I desperately needed to install a light in, the problem was it was a wide closet with two doors and I didn't want to install separate lights. My goal was to install one long (4') light and have it work off either door. These worked perfectly, were easy to wire, inexpensive and were delivered quickly using Prime.They are wired in parallel and power a 20wt LED strip light.

There is no door jamb cutting to insert the switch in the jamb (door frame). The switch is compact and simple and mounts directly on the door jamb. Only the power line (line feed) runs to the switch from the light to be controlled and back to it. The only thing that needs to be figured out is covering the two wires on there way to protect them. At the switch, one wire with a half inch of bare wire is inserted into the side of the switch and a screw tightens down on the bare wire. Same for the other wire. When the door opens and the switch button is released the switch is closed making contact with the two wires, sending power to the light. Very cleaver.

These are very simple to install, if you know basic wiring skills.Some instructions would have been nice especially for a novice

I wanted a non-intrusive switch that would turn on the lights in our pantry when the door opened. I hooked the switch up to a 12V power supply which powers several strings of LED lights. The switch performs flawlessly, is easy to install and is not noticeable at the top of the door frame. The project was completed a month ago and the switch continues to work well. I'm pleased!!!!

I was originally going to ding it 1 star because the holes are small... I could barely get an 18-gage lamp cord conductor into each hole. However, after thinking about it - a snug fit will probably help keep strain off the actual interior connection.

They work great, and turn on the light in the pantry when I open either door, and are suitably rated for the application.

This is good design (am not sure about if it is safe to American standard) and works well. The only thing needs to be done is to put a instruction slip in the package, so that users do not have to 'figure out' about how to connect.

I used these to control some LED lights in a closet. They have worked perfectly well for several months but they are very light weight and don't inspire confidence. However, until they fail, it is hard to complain.