Need help with a simple diagram!

[Nittanys1]

I am looking to get a switch and needed help answering a question about it.

The switch allows for two "products" to be wired up and turned on with only one switch. My question is that when i turn on the switch on are the two "products" going to cross or stay separated through the switch?

Here is what the switch looks like:

http://china-ningbo.com/manager/yangg/products/pic/177s.jpg

and here is a link to the pdf showing a diagram. what I am questioning are the blue dashed lines below the "wiring diagram"

http://china-ningbo.com/manager/yangg/products/pic/177f.pdf

What do you think?

[Init2winit]

The switch couldn't be more than a few bucks. I'd get the switch, and then ohm it out and find out for sure. I would say that both sides of the switch will have polarity.

[Nittanys1]

yeah i know its not but a few bux...i just want to make sure and one trip to the store, as i could just get two switches but would rather only wire 1...

[chrisdavis]

They will stay in series, the blue lines simply indicate that both poles will move together.

[Nittanys1]

FINALLY MORE HELP!!! +1 to you!

cool cuz i just bought them :D picked up 5 for $6!

[chrisdavis]

What are you wiring up with an AC switch

[Nittanys1]

truthfully im trying to turn OFF my speakers ON my trunk lid while my trunk is closed and turn them on when its open. I don't want to cross the signals as i dont want to have mono sound from the trunk speakers.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v503/nittanys1/trunk/IMG_6990.jpg

[chrisdavis]

Ahhh gotcha.

[Nittanys1]

makes since right?