welcome to progressive automations in this video we're going to show you how to connect our PA 14 mini linear actuator to our our co 1 non momentary rocker switch as well as our ACO 3 12-volt battery you may have noticed I've already added some connectors to the end of the actuator and to the end of the D battery terminals this is just to connect to the rocker switch a lot easier I have two wires going off the positive terminal two wires going off the negative terminal the bottom of the rocker switch you will see six terminals all six will be used now the easiest way to start is the middle two terminals or for the actuator so those are the first two you can plug in it doesn't matter which order it goes into as long as the middle two are used for the actuator now the top right bottom left are for the positive terminal so you can connect those two in and the remaining two are for negative so far goes in these world now after everything is connected it might be a little hard for you to see but you can take a look the the red is the positive blue is negative so the middle two are for the rock for the actuator top right bottom left or positive bottom right top left or negative once you have everything connected you can take a look at the front of the rocker switch right now it is at the off position you can push it one way it'll extend bring it back to the middle it'll stop and retract it interact now also note that there's internal limits which is in the actuator so when it fully extends or fully retracts you do not have the need to put it back to the off position as it will cut the power itself if you have any more questions where you want to take a look at our wiring diagram you can go to WWE at 7:00 Eastern comm or actuator zone comm you can email us at info at progressive automation comm or give us a call