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This 12V Inline Toggle Switch turns LED Light Strips on and off. It uses a standard 5.5 x 2.1mm DC barrel plugs to fit in between your 12V DC power source and an LED Light Strip with no cutting or wiring needed!
Product Features :
• Standard 5.5 x 2.1 mm DC Jack
• 1.6 Ft Long
• 1 Year Warranty
HitLights is a US based company that has been selling LED products on Amazon for five years, and is the first Amazon Certified Brand to be UL Safety Approved. We are committed to being the best LED and strip light solution provider on Amazon.
Proudly made in China.
Product Features
- EASY INSTALLATION WITH DC Jack plug in
- SIMPLE ON/OFF Function
- COMPATIBLE WITH ANY DC LED Strip Lights
- 1.6 FEET in length
- HITLIGHTS QUALITY with 1 Year Warranty
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