Carling Protective Rubber Half Boot for Toggle Switches
PNL-BW180VT-stg
Toggle Switch for Sea Ray and Other Boats
OEM-quality marine electrical switch engineered for reliable boat system control. For Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Grady White, and other cruisers.
Product Specifications
Type: Toggle Switch
Configuration: Switch - Standard
Application: boat electrical control systems
SKU: ELC-008650
Details: Rubber boot for Toggle Switches Protective rubber boot for lighted tip toggle switches. Be sure to lightly lubricate the toggle or the inside of the boot to ease installation. The boot fits tightly around the toggle handle and can be damaged if installed dry. The boot has a brass nut sealed in the base of the boot so the boot assembly replaces the standard retaining nut on the switch. Brunswick Boat Group/Sea Ray Part # 1701291
Why OEM Electrical Switches Matter
OEM electrical switches are engineered for your boat's voltage and amperage specifications. They deliver reliable operation, proper electrical protection, and long-term durability in marine environments. Using correct switches prevents electrical system failures, fires, and equipment damage.
Quality electrical components ensure system safety and reliability. Always use OEM switches rated for your boat's electrical system specifications.
Quick FAQs
Will this switch fit my boat?
Designed for Sea Ray and other standard boats. Electrical switches must match your boat's voltage and amperage specifications. Verify compatibility before ordering. Contact [email protected] with your boat model and electrical system details.
What's the difference between Single Pole and Double Pole?
Single Pole switches control one circuit. Double Pole switches control two independent circuits simultaneously. Choose based on your boat's electrical configuration. Contact [email protected] if unsure which type you need.
What's the difference between Momentary and Locking?
Momentary switches activate only while pressed. Locking (or toggle) switches stay in position until toggled again. Choose based on your application. Wrong type can cause electrical system issues.
Can I use any electrical switch?
No. Electrical switches must match your boat's voltage (12V, 24V, etc.) and amperage rating exactly. Using wrong switches risks electrical fires and system failure. Always use OEM switches rated for your specific boat system. Never substitute with automotive or general-purpose switches.
Do you have switches for older boat models?
Yes. We stock electrical switches for boats from 1980s-current production. Contact [email protected] with your boat's model year and electrical system specifications.
Internal Reference:
ELC-008650