They have 120v toggle switches there, but the amps are what you have to be concerned about as well.
If you by chance know the wattage, then just divide the the wattage by the voltage (120v) and the answer will be your amperage.
So your motor doesn't have a spec badge on it?
Ok cool, it doesnt say on the motor but if it 120 v how many amps will the switch need to be to be safe?
I agree with the amperage rating. You might check Grainger or McMaster-Carr for specs and options, then get hands on at Skycraft.
Thomas is correct, the Amp load is also important. When in doubt go with higher amperage switch. Volts will be 120v.
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It's not the volts you need to worry about... it's the amps.
I am only a customer, but if you are going to switch directly, then you need a 120v switch. Make sure the switch can handle the amperage, too.
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