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Switch covers??

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tpczx6

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Hi I been looking all over the internet trying to find an item
I'm looking for a DPDT slide switch or the cover that goes over one. I can pick up the switch local but can't find a cover for it
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Any help or what this cover would be called
thanks
 

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Can you give a brand or model number for your switch? Kind of looks like a "panel mount" type switch.
 
I don't have the switch but I can use any one that's out there I trying to find the covers that will go over the bottom of them so wire are not exposed, I'm just looking for a name of the part that covers them like in the picture.
 
I've never seen those before - it may be a custom made part.
 
NEVER even heard of covers for slide swithces! :eek:
3d-printer would be great for stuff like this :)
 
There seems to be plenty of inline DC switches, but all are SPST.

I would make a small mold and epoxy mold or pot the bottom half of the switch after soldering to make it enclosed. You're not getting at the wires again, but I don't think that's a high priority for you.
 
I have come across similar items from time to time but it is usually a custom-made enclosure due to the switch size/orientation.
The easiest way to accomplish the same thing is to use a piece of heat shrink tubing on the lower switch body or over the entire thing with a small square cut for the lever --it gives a professional look and may take some practice.
 
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