Light Switch

[Martin Muth]

Has anybody seen a switch like this? what is the function of the button?

[Lon Henderson]

Haven't seen that. But is that a true button or a led light?

[Martin Muth]

Haven't seen that. But is that a true button or a led light?

It is a clear button.

[Dom D'Agostino]

Is it a button or an indicator (light bulb or LED or similar?)

Likely a toggle switch with a built-in indicator.

Dom.

[Martin Muth]

Is it a button or an indicator (light bulb or LED or similar?)

Likely a toggle switch with a built-in indicator.

Dom.

It is an actual button

[Jack Feldmann]

Martin, you were there, did you push the button to see what it did? What did the switch control?

[Raymond Wand]

Spring loaded lock switch, to lock on or off?

[David Caldwell]

Rheostat switch perhaps?

[Mike Locurcio]

Rheostat switch perhaps?


I was thinking world's smallest rotary dimmer.

[Scott Patterson]

Looks like an old switch with an indicator light.

[Lon Henderson]

Martin, you were there, did you push the button to see what it did? What did the switch control?
Yeah, my question exactly. Interesting that none of us have seen that.

[Scott Cook]

Probably a glow in the dark glue-on button that was sold on TV. The nature of the switch design makes it almost impossible to install any wires or linkage within the toggle itself.
Modern lighted toggles have a plastic toggle that transmits light easily from inside the switch, so it would be unnecessary to add a light transmitting rod, unless it was a crude prototype.

[Tom Fitzpatrick]

Has anybody seen a switch like this? what is the function of the button?
Hardwired Clapper

[Vern Heiler]

Did the bedrooms have shag rugs?