Twidec/16MM Raised Speaker Horn Momentary Push Button Switch 5/8" Mounting Hole 12V Blue Led Light Black Stainless Steel Shell 1NO 1NC SPDT with Pre-wiring Wires Switch For Car Modification BKG16LB-BU

Bidule simple et sans complication

Muito bom

This Twidec push button switch is fantastic! The build quality is solid, the LED looks sleek and professional, and installation was simple thanks to the pre-wired leads. The stainless steel body feels durable and gives it a premium finish that instantly upgrades the look of any dashboard or panel. 🔹 Clean Design & Functionality The momentary push action is smooth and responsive — perfect for a horn or custom accessory setup. The blue LED ring lights up evenly and adds a modern touch without being too bright. It’s clear this switch is made with precision and attention to detail. 🔹 Easy to Install The pre-wired connectors make installation super easy, even if you’re not an expert. Fits perfectly in a 16mm mounting hole, and everything worked right out of the box. ✅ Pros: Solid stainless steel construction Smooth, responsive button action Bright, stylish blue LED ring Pre-wired for quick setup Great value for the quality ❌ Cons: None — works perfectly as described Overall: This Twidec push button switch is a great buy for anyone doing automotive or electronics projects. Reliable, well-made, and looks awesome once installed. Highly recommended!

Está muy práctico

When I received the horn button, I was concern since there were no instructions provided or a website to reference. The terminal side of the horn button has hard to see lettering with NO, NC, and C. I went back to the Amazon posting and found the photos to determine which wires went to which terminals. They also provide 5-short wires, 1-red and 4-black, which have to connect to the back of the button prior to installing the button onto the panel, this made it difficult to see which terminal each wire is on. It would've made it easier if they'd provided 5-different color wires or labels on the wires. I put my own labels on each of the black wires so I would know which was which when the button was installed. You will need to know ahead of time, what normally closed (NC), normally open (NO), what is common (C) (the wire to the horn), and which terminal is ground, Also know ahead of time, if you want the light on in accessory mode and the same with the horn or do you want the horn on always and the light only when the vehicle is running. This will determine if it is "NO" or "NC" and which terminals to connect the wires onto. I never did figure out what the 5th terminal was used for so that was an extra wire; however, the horn works well when the Side by Side is off or running and the light only comes on when in accessory/running mode. Again, it's easier if you understand electronics and have an Olm/Volt meter. It will be a challenge if you don't have a meter or some knowledge of electronics.