susanandlance
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Not sure what they call them but the rocker switch holders, be it 4 switches or 12, where do you purchase those? Thanks in advance Lance
Electrical rocker switch holders
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tony1b2000
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Cabin light switches or helm control? Pictures please....
You may find the label / name brand of the switch by pulling one out and looking at the side of the switch....
You may find the label / name brand of the switch by pulling one out and looking at the side of the switch....
Have you got a picture of what you are talking about?
I bought these on eBay....
susanandlance
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I will post pics when I get to the boat, but there not like yours, just a thin trim piece that goes around the rocker switches, my switches are back lighted with what switch they are built into the rocker switch if that makes any sense
susanandlance
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Ok guys I found the info on what I was looking for, Carling rocker switch housings is what they're called STEDI out of Australia cares them
BillK2632
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Try these folks - located in Charleston SC - I bought all my Carling replacement switch covers from them. Looks like they have the housings also.
https://newwiremarine.com/product-category/accessories/mounting-panels/
https://newwiremarine.com/product-category/accessories/mounting-panels/
susanandlance
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Thanks Bill!! Hows Lake Norman these days, I used to live down on Lake Wylie about 15 years ago
BillK2632
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YW - Newwire seems to have a lot of switch/wiring parts. LKN is good, I have had a boat there for close to 20yrs now - it get's more crowded every year. I moved my boat to a dry storage marina off Hwy 150 a few years ago. A little quieter on that part of the lake.
susanandlance
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Lake Wylie was bad when I moved 15 years ago, did a lot of boating on both lakes in SR's 180 and 210 bowriders, Norman is a prettier lake, lake james and lake fontana were awesome as well
