Outdoor Light Switch, SuperInk 2 Gang 2 Way Double IP66 Waterproof Outdoor Light Switch, SPDT, 3 1/4 * 2 * 3 1/4 in (82 * 82 * 51mm),10Amp 110-250V, for Garden, Pool, Yard

Good product. Easy to wire up.

Outstanding, inexpensive, compact, waterproof and easy to install.

Easy to install, looks very solid, good sealing methods. The instructions list the wiring for a "two-way" arrangement, which doesn't address which connectors to use for a simple single switch setup. As shown in my picture, use the two posts identified with black blazes to switch the hot wire. Use a wire nut for the common. Using those posts, the "OFF" position is as shown on the second picture. Disregard the mysterious "L2, L1, COM" embossed markings.

I’ve had it installed for about a year and haven’t had any issues with it, I would’ve like a gasket or some type of seal for the cover but it seems to be water proof so far.

Poor design. I have many years in the electrical field. It was like working a Rubik's Cube. Too much time and difficult to bring a line in for power and then bring in two more for your devices to be wired in that extremely tight space. I like the concept but the design, I feel is terrible. It needs about 20 - 25% more depth. Rate it a 0. The design and application is poorly thought out. I practically needed a jewelers screw driver the screw was so small for the electrical terminals. Very, very disappointed and I'm holding back. Design doesn't match application.

I used this to add a floodlight to a low voltage landscape lighting system. It seems well made and installation was easier than some other options I tried. There’s plenty of room inside for wires and I appreciate not having to track down separate cable glands. Would recommend.

I wired this switch into my garage area by a waterfall fountain and rain barrel. I needed a way to activate the water pump in the barrel to water the garden box and flowers. The fountain needed a disconnect for weather conditions and it's just nice to be able to turn it on and off from outside the garage. So far this has held up all summer and into winter. We'll see in spring!

Beware - This box is smaller than a normal size outlet/switch box. If you run a pipe in from the back of the box you will have a major space problem.In the back and bottom of the box, I used a single pipe adapter with a ring nut.However, the screw posts for the switchplate go all the way to the back of the box, and these posts hitthe pipe thread and ring nut. Had to cutoff the pipe thread in order to get the switchplate to anchor, and was still very difficult to get the plate screwed onto the box because of the pipe entering the back of the box. The pipe into the bottom of the box was not so much an issue. I really had to work at it quite a bit to get the plate screwed on with the wire posts hitting the ring in the back of the box!!!There was not much room left for other wirenuts in the box either. Everything was a VERY tight working space.Also, the switches give the appearance that there are lights when the switches are turned on, but no neon indicator lights or anything like that.This box/switches is rated as an outdoor switchplate, but there are no rubber seals on the switchplate cover. Just a small plastic lip around the entire edge of the box, so we'll see how it goes over time and weather.The box looked good after finally wrestling with getting it closed. Nice easy throw on the switches. Hoping the weather doesn't get water inside the box. Fingers crossed.If the box was full size, and maybe had a rubber ring I'd give it 5 stars, but only 3 stars today overall. Just be cautious if you plan to run a pipe into the back of the box.