AFI Intelligent Marine Wiper Switch Kit - 12/24V, Three Intermittent Settings RWB5815

Microcontroller-based switch controls one wiper motor, with two continuous speeds, three intermittent settings, washer operation and blinking LED function indicators. Includes one 10-pole connector with female pins and two female quick connectors.

• Voltage: 12V or 24V
• Intermittent delays: 2, 4 or 8 seconds

This kit brings the operating choices for a single wiper motor into one control point. The intermittent settings are useful when occasional rain or spray calls for spaced wipes, while the continuous settings provide an alternative when more regular clearing is needed. Washer operation can be controlled from the same unit, helping keep related windscreen functions together at the helm.

The 2, 4 and 8 second delay choices give the operator a defined selection of intermittent intervals. Blinking LED indicators show the function being used, which can be helpful when checking the selected setting. When planning the installation, choose a switch position that is easy to reach while maintaining a clear view ahead and leaving nearby controls accessible.

Before ordering for an existing system, check the motor wiring and operating requirements against the switch installation instructions. A supply voltage match is one part of compatibility; the motor connections and washer arrangement also need to suit the controller. Lay out the wiring route and confirm that there is room behind the panel for the connector and supported cable runs.

As general fitting guidance, isolate the electrical supply before connecting the switch. Identify the wires carefully, use suitable circuit protection and support the harness so it cannot pull on the terminals. After installation, test each continuous speed, each delay setting, parking operation and the washer function where connected. Keep a record of the wiring arrangement for future servicing, and periodically check the switch area and connections during routine electrical maintenance.

Keep the operating choices familiar to anyone sharing the helm, and check that the selected delay suits the prevailing conditions.