Bluewater 22mm In Rush Push Button Switch - Off/(On) Momentary Contact - Blue/Red LED

The Bluewater 22mm In Rush Push Button Switch with Off/(On) momentary contact is a professional-grade electrical control designed for anglers, boaters, and marine enthusiasts who demand reliability at the helm. Whether you're operating bilge pumps, navigation lights, horn systems, or auxiliary electronics, this stainless-steel push button delivers dependable switching when seconds and precision matter most. Built for saltwater and freshwater environments alike, it's the upgrade serious water-goers install when factory switches fall short of their demanding applications.

Constructed with stainless-steel plated metal housing, the 22mm switch resists corrosion from spray, humidity, and prolonged moisture exposure—critical for durability in marine settings. The momentary contact design means the circuit activates only while pressure is applied; once released, the switch returns to the off position automatically. Available with integrated blue or red LED indicators, this switch provides visual feedback at a glance, essential for identifying active systems in low-light conditions or during dawn and dusk fishing runs. The compact 1 x 1 x 6-inch footprint integrates seamlessly into existing dashboard layouts without requiring extensive rewiring or panel modifications.

This switch is ideal for retrofit installations on center consoles, cuddy cabins, and fishing platforms where equipment control must be intuitive and fail-safe. Experienced boaters value momentary-contact switches for pump operation and emergency systems because they prevent accidental activation and unintended power draw—both critical factors on extended trips far from service. Installation requires basic electrical knowledge; ensure proper wire gauging and circuit protection per your vessel's electrical specifications and local marine codes. The stainless construction and sealed design make it a long-term investment for anyone serious about maintaining a reliable, modern electrical system at sea.