A Rocker Switch is a two-position switch that can be rocked back and forth to activate or deactivate a function. The switch has three terminals, one for power, one for ground, and one for the load (the device being controlled). When the switch is rocked in one direction, it connects the power terminal to the load terminal. When the switch is rocked in the other direction, it connects the ground terminal to the load terminal. This completes the circuit and activates the load.

Attributes:
• Used to control circuits with different voltage and amperage ratings
• Manufactured to precise specifications and is built for durability and reliability

Applications:
A Rocker Switch works by controlling the flow of electricity to the seat heating elements. When the rocker is in the "on" position, electricity is allowed to flow to the elements, which causes them to heat up or cool down. The amount of electricity that flows to the elements is determined by the position of the rocker switch.