I need a DP Off-On-On switch for my cockpit lights. I want to split my existing lights into 2 circuts, A & B.

My goal is for Off to be to positioned fully to 1 side.
Lights "A" on in center position.
Lights "A" and "B" on at remaining position.

Can't find a switch with this layout. just the regular On-Off-On.

Any suggestions?
Thanks

Would You Settle For
Center Off
Left Lights "a" On
Right Lights "a" & "b" On
What Type Rocker Or Pole
What Color, Black Or White

Prefer not to. That would be no problem as every place carries that switch.

By keeping the off to the one side, it will be the same as the rest of my single throw switches while all in the off positions. It's a cosmetics thingy.
Thanks though.

What you want isn't going to happen with a off the shelf switch. I'm sure if you wanted 10000 of them one of the switch manufacturers would come up with something, but not for one.
In a toggle switch your only answer is either a center off, or divide it up into 2 switchs

That's what I was afraid of. May just go to the center off route. Don't want 2 switches.

US-1,
Just use a relay on one of the sides so when turned off or to the center the relay closes and turns on whatever you want.

I thought of the relay too but didn't post that idea because you would need another relay(or switch) to shut off power to the first when you did not want to use the lights. Otherwise you would have a relay coil energized all the time, drawing a small amount of current in order to be "off".

Correct so use an electronic relay to power the 30A coil relay that will handle the draw from the lights.

Carling

www.carlingswitch.com

They sell direct to businesses. The switch you're looking for isn't that uncommon- it's used for parking/headlight applications.

When you see their switches, I'm sure you'll recognize them. They make an excellent water resistant line that's widely used and they will do small-run custom stuff.

Or you could just use the right switch Nice find