What kind of switch is shown in this image?

A panel-mount 3-position rotary selector switch with a black lever knob, chrome bezel, white plastic body, and green rear contact blocks, sold by a US seller.

How do the contacts behave in each switch position?

Per the three schematics: knob left closes contact #1 (with #2 open), knob centered leaves both #1 and #2 open, and knob right closes contact #2 (with #1 open).

How many circuits does this selector switch control?

Two circuits, labeled #1 and #2 in the schematic diagrams, selected across three knob positions.

Does the image give a part number or electrical ratings?

No. The only text visible is 'US SELLER', a 'free_kicker' watermark, and the #1/#2 circuit labels — no part numbers, amperage, or voltage ratings are shown.

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3-Position Rotary Selector Switch - Contact Diagram (#1/#2 Circuits)

Product listing photo of a rotary selector switch with US SELLER text and contact diagrams

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Sales listing image of a rotary selector switch labeled US SELLER, with thumbnail variants and contact-position diagrams.

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This image is a seller's product photo (marked "US SELLER") of a panel-mount 3-position rotary selector switch, not a printed automotive reference document. The main photo shows a hand turning the black lever-style knob of the switch, which has a chrome/silver bezel, a knurled mounting ring, a white plastic switch body, and green contact blocks on the rear. Along the bottom are three smaller photos showing the selector knob in its left, center, and right positions. Beneath each photo is a simple two-contact schematic labeled #1 and #2, illustrating which of the two contact circuits is closed in each knob position: in the left position contact #1 is closed and #2 open; in the center position both contacts are open; in the right position contact #2 is closed and #1 open. A reader can learn the basic switching logic of this maintained 3-position, 2-circuit selector switch from the diagrams. The image contains no part numbers, voltage/current ratings, wire colors, or vehicle-specific information, and no year, make, or model is stated. A "free_kicker" watermark (likely the seller's ID) overlays the main photo.

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of switch is shown in this image?: A panel-mount 3-position rotary selector switch with a black lever knob, chrome bezel, white plastic body, and green rear contact blocks, sold by a US seller.
How do the contacts behave in each switch position?: Per the three schematics: knob left closes contact #1 (with #2 open), knob centered leaves both #1 and #2 open, and knob right closes contact #2 (with #1 open).
How many circuits does this selector switch control?: Two circuits, labeled #1 and #2 in the schematic diagrams, selected across three knob positions.
Does the image give a part number or electrical ratings?: No. The only text visible is 'US SELLER', a 'free_kicker' watermark, and the #1/#2 circuit labels — no part numbers, amperage, or voltage ratings are shown.