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Swivel Cut-Out Switch Reviews

4.4 Rating 16 Reviews
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The Swivel Cut-Out Switch is made with a stainless-steel knife and contacts, which are spring tightened. When this switch is closed, the contacts are protected from adverse weather.
Cut-out switches are used to turn electric off along the fence line while troubleshooting or making repairs. Install one on each corner to eliminate a trip to the energizer. Unused pastures and heavily weeded bottom wires may also be easily disconnected to increase fence voltage.

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CRAIG STODGHILL
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handy to isolate fence good quality switch
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Posted 6 years ago
JOHN R THOMPSON
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This knife switch is almost like the ones I bought years ago, but the spring is much weaker. This spring holds the knife tight and also is part of the electrical connection, hence a stronger spring should be important. Otherwise the switch is as good as the one I install 30 years ago and is still working fine.
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Posted 6 years ago
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Tuff looking switch, looks like it would hold up better than then TS cut-out switch which gets brittle after a year is full sun..
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Posted 6 years ago
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Simple to use and a necessary convenience.
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Posted 6 years ago
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Did not receive this item no information on being back ordered or if I will ever receive this item at all
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Posted 7 years ago
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Better than old blade switches. Less chances of getting shocked.
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Posted 7 years ago
This is a good design switch and it was recommended to my by a Kencove employee who said it had better quality stainless steel fasteners than another switch Kencove sells. So I tried it, but again, though they are stainless steel, they appear to be a low quality stainless because here in the rain forest of Hawaii, the nuts show rust after about 6 months or so. My solution is to replace the fasteners with a higher quality stainless steel when I get them.
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Posted 7 years ago
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Great
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Posted 7 years ago