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12V DPDT Momentary Toggle Switch for Agricultural Equipment Control

Original price was: $20.00.Current price is: $11.77.

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When you need to reverse a hydraulic cylinder, control a reversible motor, or switch between two functions on your equipment, this specialty DPDT toggle switch gives you the precise control you need. Whether it’s operating a lift platform on your grain truck, reversing a conveyor belt, or controlling hydraulic functions that need to switch directions, this momentary action switch snaps back to center when you let go—giving you complete control over the operation.

What You’re Getting

  • DPDT (Double Pole, Double Throw) configuration lets you switch between two separate circuits or reverse polarity
  • Momentary action returns to neutral center position when released for safe operation
  • Flat terminals make wiring straightforward and secure connections easy
  • 12V rating handles standard tractor and equipment electrical systems
  • Specialty circuit design built specifically for reversing and directional control applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch is perfect for lift platforms on grain trucks, conveyor belt controls, reversible auger motors, and hydraulic cylinder reversing circuits. You’ll find it useful on everything from feed mixers that need directional control to custom equipment where you need to switch motor direction or circuit polarity with precision.

Made to Last

Farm electrical switches take a beating from dust, vibration, and constant use. This one features robust internal contacts that handle the electrical load without arcing or sticking, and the housing is built to withstand the harsh environment around farm equipment.

Good to Know

The flat terminal design makes wiring clean and simple—no need to bend spade connectors or fight with round terminals in tight spaces. The momentary action means it’ll only stay engaged while you’re holding it, which adds a safety factor when controlling reversible equipment that could cause damage if left running in the wrong direction.