As you can see on the picture, positive leads are crimped on the switch and negative leads are soldered. The switch is marked CE 250~, well, we won't try it at 250 V AC, but at 24 V DC with a current less than 1 A, it does the job. The switch may be opened, it's not glued, so you can change one of the leads with your project's one.

As you can see on the picture, positive leads are crimped on the switch and negative leads are soldered. The switch is marked CE 250~, well, we won't try it at 250 V AC, but at 24 V DC with a current less than 1 A, it does the job. The switch may be opened, it's not glued, so you can change one of the leads with your project's one.

As you can see on the picture, positive leads are crimped on the switch and negative leads are soldered. The switch is marked CE 250~, well, we won't try it at 250 V AC, but at 24 V DC with a current less than 1 A, it does the job. The switch may be opened, it's not glued, so you can change one of the leads with your project's one.

It works very well and is made of good quality materials. The cable's length is ideal. I tested this product with my multimeter and I also plugged it in a portable TV so here is my vid with my tests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZCCgI6nNPA

It works very well and is made of good quality materials. The cable's length is ideal. I tested this product with my multimeter and I also plugged it in a portable TV so here is my vid with my tests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZCCgI6nNPA

It works very well and is made of good quality materials. The cable's length is ideal. I tested this product with my multimeter and I also plugged it in a portable TV so here is my vid with my tests https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZCCgI6nNPA