Ignition Switch

Ignition Switch

Wiring



Options

Ignition Switch Type - Choose which type of ignition switch you have.
Momentary - The ignition switch stays on only while the button is pressed. This can be used for vehicles where the ECR is latched AFTER the ignition switch is released.
On / Off Switch - The ignition switch state will stay on when the engine is running. This mode is used for the traditional key start.

Connections

Only the +12V Ignition Switch Input can be used.

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