Rocker Switches Compatible With JR Products Double RV Switch Faceplate # 37212885

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which switches can mount in the double rv switch faceplate?

asked by: Devon B

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The Double RV Switch Faceplate # 37212885 has a 1.125" tall by 0.55" wide cutout. This will allow you to use any of the following switches below.

Single 12V Rocker Switch - On/Off - SPST - Black # 37213405
Single Rocker Switch - Labeled On/Off - SPST - Black # 37212595
Single Labeled Rocker Switch - On/Off - SPST - Black/Red # 37213655
Single Rocker Switch - 120V - On/Off - SPST - Black Plate with Red Illuminated Switch # 37212515
Single Rocker Switch - 12V - On/Off - SPST - Black Plate with Blue Illuminated Switch # 37213685
Single Rocker Switch - 12V - On/Off - SPST - Black Plate with Green Illuminated Switch # 37213695

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

The RV Switch #37213095 doesn't have an option to add a faceplate, but we have an alternative with part #37212625 which comes with a small faceplate with it and carries the same on/on function that you're looking for.

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Answer 2

For your 2011 Keystone Hornet, you can use the Single Rocker Switch #37212635 in white, or #37212625 in black to in two different locations to create a 3-way switch that can be controlled in separate locations.

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Answer 3

It depends on what you mean by that style. The #37212135 SPST is single pole single throw (SPST), which you are not going to find in 3-way. If you are looking for a single rocker switch that can be wired for 3-way use, the Single Rocker Switch…

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Answer 4

I checked with JR Products, who manufacture the Single Rocker Switch #37212625 and they confirmed that this switch can be used with another to create a 3 way switch to turn off your overhead lights from 2 different locations.

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