9V Battery Snap with Micro Push Button Switch and Wire Assembly

9V Battery Snap with Micro Switch - Easy DIY Power! 8" Wires Included. Simple & Ready to Use!

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An easy way to bring power to your 5-12 Volt LEDs and accessories.

The 1 Amp switch is a push-on, push-off switch. We have pre-connected the switch and battery strap, nothing left to do but connect your choice of LED lights.

Yes! It really is just that easy!

Twist the red leads on your lights with the red lead on this 12-inch battery snap.
Protect the connection with tape or shrink tube.
Then twist the black leads on your LEDs to the black lead on this snap. Again, protect the connection.
Optional: to make your connections even stronger you can use solder on the connection joints
Go! Snap on the 9 volt snap connector to any 9V DC battery.
Press the locking switch and have a light show!
Press again to turn it off.

And you can connect A LOT of LEDs to this sturdy system.

In our tests, 50 flashing LEDs shone nice and bright on a 9V battery for 4 1/2 hours.
3 LEDs were bright for 36 hours.
If you are running less than 50 and more than 3, your run time per battery will be in the range between those low and high numbers.

The battery snap with a switch can handle solid and flashing LEDs. There is no carryover flash. Up to 50 LEDs flashing, solid or both can run on one 9-volt battery.