1PCS Key Switch ON OFF Lock Switch Phone Lock Security Power Locks Overview A singlepiece keyoperated on/off lock switch designed to control power and restrict access to devices. Simple to install and operate, it provides a mechanical method to prevent unauthorized use of phones, charging stations, panels, and small equipment. Key benefits Prevents unauthorized use: Locks power or device controls with a physical key to deter tampering and accidental operation. Simple, reliable control: Keyed on and off positions give clear, repeatable control for staff or owners. Easy installation and wiring: Panelmount design and basic electrical connections make it suitable for retrofit or installations. Compact and sturdy: Built for regular use in public or commercial settings where secure, lowcomplexity control is needed. Main features Function: Keyoperated on/off switching with a locking mechanism to hold the selected position. Compatibility: Suitable for phone locks, charging kiosks, pointof terminals, control panels, cabinets, and DIY electronics that require a keyed power or access control. Material and construction: Metal key and cylinder with a durable housing for everyday use. Performance: Designed for straightforward switching of low to moderatecurrent circuits in typical device and accesscontrol applications. Quantity: Supplied as one unit (1PCS) including the key and switch assembly. Practical use scenarios Public charging stations and kiosks: Lock power to chargers overnight or when servicing is required to prevent unauthorized use. Retail or hospitality terminals: Restrict access to pointof hardware or telephone handsets to authorized staff only. Equipment enclosures and control panels: Add a keyed power cutoff to cabinets and small machinery to reduce accidental startup and limit access during maintenance. What is included One keyoperated on/off lock switch (1PCS) with key and switch assembly ready for panel mounting and wiring. Notes Verify electrical ratings and wiring compatibility with your device before installation. Use proper wiring practices and, if needed, consult a qualified technician for integration into power circuits.