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A Rocker Switch is a common type of electrical switch used in a variety of electrical appliances and control systems such as coolers, heaters, electrical panels, and other devices. This switch is known for its rocking motion, where the user toggles the switch by pressing on one side, which causes it to "rock" to the other side, turning the device on or off. These switches are widely used due to their simplicity, reliability, and ease of use.

A Double Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch that controls two separate circuits or devices independently, using a single unit. It features two rocker switches mounted together, each with its own independent mechanism to control on/off states for two different functions.

A Non-Indicator Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch commonly used in a variety of electrical applications to control the flow of electricity, such as in household appliances, machinery, and lighting systems. Unlike indicator rocker switches, which have a built-in light to show the on/off status, non-indicator rocker switches do not have this feature.

An Indicator Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch designed with a built-in light to show the status of the switch, typically whether the circuit or device it controls is on or off. This built-in indicator light provides clear visual feedback, making it especially useful in low-light environments or for easily monitoring the status of multiple devices.

A Three-Speed Cooler Rocker Switch is a specialized electrical switch used to control the fan speed settings of an air cooler. This type of switch allows users to choose from three different fan speeds—typically low, medium, and high—providing flexibility and control over the air cooler’s performance.

An Illuminated Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch that incorporates a built-in light source, which helps to indicate the switch's status (on or off) by lighting up when activated. This type of switch is commonly used in applications where it's important to clearly show whether a device or circuit is powered or not, particularly in low-light environments.

A Double Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch that allows users to control two separate circuits or devices from a single switch unit. It features two independent rocker mechanisms, typically mounted side by side, with each rocker controlling a different function or device. This type of switch is commonly used in situations where multiple functions need to be controlled in close proximity, offering both convenience and space-saving benefits.

A Non-Illuminated Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch that features a simple, intuitive design to control the flow of electricity to a device or circuit. Unlike illuminated rocker switches, which have built-in lights to indicate their status, non-illuminated rocker switches do not include any lighting features. These switches are commonly used for basic on/off control in various household, commercial, and industrial applications where status indicators are not necessary.

A Three-Position Rocker Switch is a type of electrical switch designed to control a device or circuit in three distinct positions, allowing for multiple functions or settings to be controlled with a single switch. These switches are commonly used in various applications, from simple household devices to more complex industrial machinery, where a device requires multiple states or modes of operation.