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![]() Why are switches being rated at different amps ? I see lots of them on ebay rated for 10 maps at 240 volts and 20 amps at 120 volts. Looks to me they should have the same amp rating at all voltages. The do not specify any kind of load like something that would draw a larger current at startup with a higher voltage. |
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