HOW TO WIRE A ON OFF SWITCH | 2 POSITION TOGGLE SWITCH 

For all the questions, 99% of the time black to black red to red. Like i said in the video on AN LED LIGHT STRIP, the color of the light is determined by the negative wire.

Best wiring vid on yt. Simple clear instructions and straight to the point

Thanks for that mate, from down Under. Your video was excellent. Straight to the point & no waffling on Many other clips I found were very Confusing & had to much crap attached. Thanks again.

I learned more about this subject here, than I did with 10 videos on wiring a toggle combined. Less is more is true.

Thank you for this and thank you for not making a long drawn out video to explain such a simple concept 👍

Thank you. I knew it could be this simple, but other videos somehow convolute the process unto confusion.

Excellent explanation. So simple now that I watched that.

Thank you for the tutorial!

Amazing. So simple and to the point.

Ty soo much for your simple demonstration 🙏.

awesome video. I never knew that's how its done

Perfectly explained

Man I was looking for such simple video thank u!!!

Thanks for sharing! Now I know how to wire some fixtures in my enclosed trailer!

Wow! Thank you.

Much needed thank you. My question is I have 2.. 2 terminal on/off switches. One at console and the other on the front deck. How do I get them to work together? My older ebbtide boat does not have a manual

Thanks for this video.. Do you have a recommendation for heavy duty switches for truck/car gauges. That is I am looking for a BRAND name where the lever portion is wide , maybe even with the lever has a hole(s) like exotic car automatic paddle shifters..

I have a 12volt magic chef refrigerator. I would like to add a toggle switch to kill the power when needed. Is there a certain size switch that I should use? Is a 12volt 15amp two prong toggle enough?

So the three wires coming out of the battery.. do you need to use those? I’m making a project where they are already taken up connected to a pcb.. is there any way I can still have the battery connected to my electro magnet. And connect the power switch to the battery also?

How do i add a second on/off switch elsewhere on my boat to my aerator?

Where do i find or get the yellow cord? Does it have to be a specific yellow cord or can I substitute it for a red/black cord?

Doesn't black go to black and red to red on a DC circuit?

My switch has a cover are you saying it doesn't matter which terminal on the switch you put it on because you can flip it either directions because I can only flip mine one

So you connected a ground wire from battery to the pos of accessory? Im trying to wire LED headlight on old motorbike and new switches. Each handlebar switch has 3 buttons and from each button comes 2 identical coloured wires: button 1 has 2 black wires, , button 2 has 2 blu wires and button 3 has two red wires. Any tips be much appreciated. Thanks.

I have a blazer that I can't drive at night because ONLY the brake lights/reverse lights/and blinkers work the parking/red taillights don't and nobody can find the problem so I have a extra 12vbattry and a set of magnetized trailer taillights to put on the Chevy blazer thought instead of having to hook and unhook the gator clips I could figure out how to make it a little bit easier like a switch or button to turn it on and off I'm a mom of 4 the battery is by the tailgate so what would I need to buy and how would you recommend I should do it plz gb2m asap thanks

Should you put a fuse in between?

What if you only have positive and negative. Is the “ ground “ you was talking bout the positive?

Okay I know this is a random question but if a switch is rated 12v 5amps, wouldn't connecting the switch directly to the battery overload it?

Why did he use the red wire for the negative and the black wire for the pos?

Is this also the same thing on a car??

How do I fit these to rc car esc please

If you needed a fuse, would you put it between the on/off switch and the device; or between the battery and the on/off switch?

I’m still struggling to understand why red is ground? Wouldn’t black be ground and red be hot? What am I missing here?

Cool. But where does the fuse go? Im wiring a bilge pump. I'm guessing it should be positive battery to fuse, fuse to switch, switch to pump, then pump back to negative. Tks brother!

So what is the light hooked to? red or black on the battery? or where?

Dude, so adding a 2 way switch to USB on motorcycle should be the same???

I can understand all the mechanical components on a boat but electricity is like black magic to me just so confusing thanks for the simplification

How do i connect with 2 lights instead of 1?

Can you show a video on how to wire a volt gauge on your boat

I would recommend a fuse incase shit goes sideways

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What about a ground1

I am not sure how are you made such a simple connection so confusing. Who the heck connects black to red? (And yes, I read your pinned comment below, but it was not helpful). Not sure why you refer to the black wire as the lead - I thought black was the ground. least helpful video ever.

Straight from the battery, no fuse, no relay. interesting.