09-02-2017, 01:20 PM
Brad,
That switch should be for 120V. At least it is on our coach. Most RV supply places carry switches that have 12V lights in them. You need to get a switch with 120V light in it. The switches with 12V lights will work if rated for 120V and amperage is high enough, but light will pop right away. I found this out the hard way! Have a bag full of working but burned out 12V light switches. I had to order new switch from Newell. Be sure you specify 120V light in it.
That switch should be for 120V. At least it is on our coach. Most RV supply places carry switches that have 12V lights in them. You need to get a switch with 120V light in it. The switches with 12V lights will work if rated for 120V and amperage is high enough, but light will pop right away. I found this out the hard way! Have a bag full of working but burned out 12V light switches. I had to order new switch from Newell. Be sure you specify 120V light in it.