Click: Helunsi cabinet door switch

Works, the roller switch is a nice touch

The cabinet switch performed exactly as anticipated. It was easy to install and wire

Compared to other door switches sold on Amazon, this one is much better quality and reliability. It operates flawlessly and has a positive click action that indicates when it is opened or closed. I mounted it near the hinge side of a closet door. I will say that it is bigger than some others. The mounting is very straight forward. Wiring for the 12 volt, 18 gauge wire in my system was fairly easy, but the screws on the terminals will fall out if they are turned out enough to let you wrap the wires around the screws. The terminals do seem very secure. I needed to cut a bit of plastic with a wire cutter to allow the wires to come out from the terminal area. This was no big problem, but good to know. I measured the resistance when closed and found it to be extremely low and consistent. Overall a good value and very reliable compared to some others.

I bought these to install in our residence to have automatic lighting when opening the doors of our pantry and supply room. The switches appear well designed and manufactured and seem to work well so far, except for two deficiencies which caused me to downgrade them from 5 to 4 stars: 1. Considering they are rated at 2A and 250V, would be nice if they accepted Romex wire. They don't, which limits their installation options. 2. One would expect oblong/oval mounting holes to allow fine adjustment of the contact point with the door. The holes are round and you need to be careful to map out the installation position ahead of time. I used a an electrical continuity meter to determine at what point the switch makes and breaks contact (about 2/3 of the way in).

Used one of these to actuate led strip lighting in a pantry so the lights turn on and off with the door. Works great -- the soft close mechanism of the door hinge hardware is strong enough to press these switches.

After I finished my liquor cabinet I got the idea to light it up with LED strips. This switch was perfect for the application. Swank!

Just keep looking. Wiring was awkward. Switch performance is dismal. Constantly sticks in the on position until I manually push it to free up the mechanism. Crummy construction leads to having to buy something better plus installing another switch.

Did this a year or two ago and it works fine each day. Have an armoire that always has been hard to see into. Repurposed a three-bulb portrait lamp to light the cabinet. Not using middle bulb - too bright. Much caution if you're not handy. Mounted lamp way on top. Pilot holes needed. With left door open and right door (switch side) closed, held switch inside and pressed it forward to the right door until it clicked, ie, light off. Marked the wood with yellow wax marker. Drilled a half inch hole behind yellow line. Took a new regular extension cord and cut it a foot from the three-outlet end. Stuck both the long and short ends of the cut wire down through the hole in the cabinet top. It was unwieldy reaching up kind of inside the cabinet, but stripped the wires and attached them to the four terminals in the switch. Pay attention to keeping neutral and hot wires consistent. Aligned switch in front of yellow mark. Marked mounting screw holes and drilled pilot holes. Reassembled and attached switch, feeding extra wire up the 1/2 inch hole. On top of cabinet, lamp plugs into extension cord end like it would anywhere and long end drops behind outside of cabinet to outlet.

Used it in my red sea aquirum cabinet on a 12v light bar works great.

J’ai utilisé cet interrupteur pour ouvrir/fermer le circuit électrique pour des lumières dans un vaisselier. Le ressort de l’interrupteur force la porte du vaisselier à s’ouvrir sous la force de ce bouton.