A rocker switch is a common type of electronic switch used to control the connection and disconnection of a circuit. It works based on a movable rocker, and when the rocker is moved in different directions, the switch opens or closes in different positions. Rocker switches are widely used in various electronic devices and circuits to control different functions.
Also known as a boat switch, seesaw switch, IO switch, or power switch, its structure is the same as the knob switch, just change the knob handle into a boat shape. Boat-shaped switches are often used as power switches for electronic equipment, and their contacts are divided into single-pole, single-throw double-pole, double-throw, and other types of switches, and some switches also have indicator lights. Based on their characteristics and uses, rocker switches can be categorized into a variety of types. The following are some common types of rocker switches and their detailed descriptions.
