UltraHeat® SWPK-5 Combo; 120 VAC Tank/13.5 VDC Pipe System Combo Switch Package

Hi Richard, we still may have a few non-illuminated switches around, little call for them. To order you would have to give is a call.
Face plates we have are all labeled, sorry.

We do sell single switch kits for the gate valve heat panels. follow this link: https://www.annodindustries.com/shop/ultraheat-swpk-1-gv-gate-valve-switch-kit.html

As to why we suggest that you separate:
When we talk about gate valve heaters, we ask you to think about the “Spare Tire for your car or truck”. You don’t use it all the time, however when you need it, you’re glad you have it! Gate Valve Heaters are thought of in much the same way, rarely ever used except when the valve is frozen closed and you’re trying to vacate your systems.

These are what we call “Hot” heat panels, designed to rapidly penetrate the thicker plastic with enough heat to thaw the frozen tracks for the gate valve. Intended to work primarily with “Valterra” gate values (the most commonly used within the Industry), or similar models with a smooth and level flat surfaces on the exterior three sides of the gate body itself.

The gate valve heaters should be controlled independently from all the other heaters, with a separate on/off switch just for the gate valves. We recommend installing the switch inside a compartment close to the dump valves, covenant and away from the other Heat Panels manual control switching.

If needed, turn the Gate Valve heater "ON" for approximately 5 to 7 minutes, or until the valve is freed. Turn “off” the switch and evacuate the tanks as you normally would. These heat panels are designed for short term use, and only in freezing cold weather where the gate valve has been frozen closed.