NOT FIT U19D1, 19mm Pigtail, Wire Connector, Socket Plug for U19C1, U19C2 Push Button Switch (Pack of 2)

Installed on my Chevy Silverado. Easy install works great.

Do you *need* this pigtail? No. But I have to say it’s a real time saver. The leads on the switch itself are a little tight. Most people don’t have the necessary connector crimp-ons to do it right, even if you do, this pigtail is still a sweet buy.In less than 3 minutes this puppy was attached & crimped to the line. I love easy!Highly recommended 👍🏽 Helpful?👇🏽

Purchased this switch along with:Ulincos Latching Pushbutton Switch U19C1 1NO1NC SPDT ON/OFF Black Metal Shell with Blue LED Suitable for 19mm 3/4" Mounting Hole (Blue)for an install of a switch to my 2018 Silverado's bed lighting. I made my own wire harness bundle after the pigtail. In combination with the switch mentioned, install is easy and looks great. Time will tell how this all hold up since this is located in the bed of my truck, but I will say that the bed does have a tonneau cover on and does not leak water - at least none that I've ever seen.I also like the fact that there are several colors to the LED to select - this could be great not only to use your preferred color, but also if you have more than one button need in the same location and you desire to color code your buttons in addition to or instead of labeling them.

These connections are super tight,, that is great, but if you need to take it off for any reason use some Vaseline on the terminals and slowly pry it off with tiny screwdriver. It will pull the outer cover right off of your button and risk tiny springs and parts flying.. Lol mine went back together fine, works great.

Extremely happy with this harness. I originally had my Ulincos switch hardwired with the "disconnect" type wire fasteners in which the wire is crimped into one end then slides over the terminal, which worked fine for the most part. However, due to the odd pinning that needs to be used for the light to only be on when the switch is on, and my somewhat short wires I spliced into, whenever I removed the faceplate the switch was mounted to (which surrounds the stereo/center area so I remove it quite often for mods) wires liked to come lose. I even had them come lost a couple times after hitting large bumps in the road. This is leaps and bounds more secure. It was also easier since I could just connect the proper wires to the harness together with wire nuts. Wish I had gone this route from the beginning, especially with the outstanding price.

There is no blue wire as mentioned in the instructions. I know which one is SUPPOSED to be blue thankfully. Poor quality control…

I needed this for my recent purchase Ulincos Latching Pushbutton Switch U19c1 1NO1NC SPDT so it would be easy to install the switch in my time machine. This 19mm pigtail I saved me minutes of soldering and making up leads. When you build a time machine using household items and a ford pinto ( I couldn't afford a Delorean, had to economize using a domestic model) it takes a bit to get it to work correctly and you appreciate any time you can save. I guess it did not really matter since I could have just gone forward in time to when it was done. I am not sure though if I didn't start installing the pigtail would it get installed.This whole time travel thing is confusing.

Item was just a described.

I ordered these for switches I had already. Turns out the clip mechanism on the side to lock the switch in the pigtail was on the wrong side for my switches. Fortunately, the metal pins are not soldered into the plastic. You can carefully take them out and switch them around. The fact that the plastic housing has holes at top and bottom allows to accommodate for the change.If, like me, you need to do this adjustments, just insert a tiny screw drive is the smallest part of the slits (see arrows in the picture). Put a little bit of pressure on the metal part, remove the screw driver and pull on the cable, it should slid right off. Then bend back a little the metal part so it sticks out a little and slide it back into a hole where you need it to be. Careful to insert it in the right direction: the metal part sticking out must be facing the smaller part of the hole.

I bought the harnesses along with a push button switch both made by the same manufacturer and yet there is nothing for the mounting clip to snap into on the switch to secure them together. Am installing them on my truck today to power a lightbar and will leave a review of how that goes on the switch but this simple fact looks like a huge oversight.

if you do not want to solder this is it. I spent a lot of time soldering wires directly to mini switches. what a pain, I used a magnifying glass and still was utterly frustrated. well worth the money.

worked perfectly with the Ulincos halo switch. Nice secure connection, solid construction, and a professional look. Highly recommend.

I almost bought the connectors from someone else because the description said they were for C1, the code at the end. Looked it up on google and C1, C2, C3 are the same footprint. Nice instructions.