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Combination switch

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Combination switch
Combination switch — in the electrical control circuit, a switch often used as the power supply, which can be used to directly start or stop the small power motor or make the motor forward and reverse. It is also commonly used to control local lighting circuits. The combination switch has single pole, double pole, three pole and four pole, and the rated continuous current is 10, 25, 60, 100A, etc.
Structural form: the switch is left mounted, single handle, clamped and split, threaded connection and fixed under the steering wheel.
Functions: wiper switch (high speed, low speed, intermittent, off), steering switch (left and right steering lane change), dimmer switch (high beam, low beam, overtaking), washing button switch, horn button switch.