Military Aircraft Battery Transfer Toggle Switch Spdt Model An3230-3, Made By Ch on 2040-parts.com
Apopka, Florida, US
Military Aircraft Battery Transfer Toggle Switch SPDT Model AN3230-3, Made by Cutler Hammer. Heavy terminal connection for 3/8” cable and snap action. 1lb Weight and 3-1/8” wide X 2” thick X 3-1/4” deep without the 1-3/4” handle. Made in USA. No rating listed but looks like it should be about 100 Amp 28 VDC service. Good for battery backup and Solar Power work.
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