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Do they make this.

jekquistk5

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I'm thinking about mounting my switches in my console and would like to cover them but still be able to have them on and prevent them from being bumped.

Most covers I have seen turn the switch off which in my case is not a good thing.

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Do they make a switch cover that allows the switch to remain on? If so whats it called, and where can I find it?

Thanks
 
Check on 12voltguy.com
I know he had some before but don't know if they allowed the switch to remain on
 
Check on 12voltguy.com
I know he had some before but don't know if they allowed the switch to remain on

Will do, I guess I can buy these they are only 2 bucks then just clearance them. But I would rather just buy it and be done.
 
Like this?
*Logic would tell me that the "3 position" switch guard, would be a 'non-returning' type. :dunno:


A bit pricey, but I can't find any 3-position guards, any cheaper....
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/elpages/eatonGuard.php

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In case anyone doesn't know:

2-position= On/off.
3-position= On/off/on



Put a 2-position switch, in the 3-pos. guard, and call it a day! :thumb:


with having 8-10 switches that just doesn't make since to spend 150 bucks. Id risk it and if they get hit flip em back.
 
A Dremel would fix the force-off on the regular covers :D

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Thats what I was thinking but, honestly I dont have time to dremel 10 of em. There is less material so it should be cheaper right....hahaha:haha:
 
Why not just spin the cover 180 degree? That way closed it would be forcing it on instea of off??
Or am I missing something
 
I could but in my mind having a switch cover is to protect them from operation.
 
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