The Sam Allen 2 Pos Push / Pull Switch runs basic circuits on 12V or 24V setups so you can keep lights or accessories under control without fuss. The push in and pull out action gives clear on off switching even when the dash shakes through chop. A compact 10mm cut-out suits tight helm panels and the 60mm intrusion keeps the gear clear of cluttered wiring looms. This switch uses a chrome plated knob that stands up to spray around typical Aussie marine use. The 60mm body depth lets you tuck it into shallow consoles while still reaching the rear terminals. The 10mm mounting hole matches standard drill bits so install stays straightforward. Running on both 12V and 24V systems makes it a smart buy for mixed fleets where different boats share the same style of control gear.

• Sam Allen 2 position push / pull switch
• Suitable for 12V and 24V electrical systems
• Chrome plated knob for corrosion resistance
• Requires 10mm diameter panel cut-out
• 60mm intrusion depth behind the mounting panel
• Manual push in and pull out on off action
• Compact body suits crowded marine dashboards
• Textured knob face for positive finger grip
• Metal construction for solid mechanical support
• Ideal for basic marine lighting and accessory control

Q: Is this switch suitable for both 12V and 24V systems?

Yes, this switch is rated for 12V and 24V circuits. That means you can use it on most small boats running standard battery setups. It works for lighting and other low-current accessories within those voltage ranges. Always match the circuit load to your wiring and fuse sizing.

Q: What size hole do I need in the dash panel?

You need a 10mm diameter cut-out in the panel. This matches the threaded section of the switch body. A standard 10mm drill bit or step drill will create the correct opening. Check there is at least 60mm clearance behind the panel for the intrusion depth.

Q: How far does the switch extend behind the mounting panel?

The intrusion depth is 60mm behind the panel face. This measurement helps you plan around existing wiring and structures. Make sure your console or dash cavity has at least this depth. Extra room makes routing cables and connectors easier.

Q: What is the finish on the knob?

The knob is chrome plated. This finish gives a smooth surface that handles regular use on marine dashboards. It also pairs well with other chrome or stainless fittings. Wiping it down after use will help keep the finish in good condition.