Key Features
Key-Lok Safety Lock The Key-Lok system helps prevent accidental start-ups, so your router table switch stays off until you want it on. Controls Two Tools Dual outlets let one switch run your router and a second device (like a shop vacuum) to streamline table work. Jobsite-Ready Power Rated for 15 amps at 120 volts with an 8 ft, 14-gauge cord, so it is built for real router-table loads.
Overview
The Kreg PRS3100 Multi-Purpose Router Table Switch (Model Number: PRS3100) is a router table power switch designed for safer, easier on and off control at your router table. This is a router table switch designed for controlling a router table setup from a convenient, front-mounted location, so you are not reaching under the table to find the router switch.
The big win is the two-plug design. You can power two independent devices from one switch, which is a clean way to run a router and a second tool without juggling plugs and power strips at the table.
For safety, the built-in Key-Lok helps eliminate unintentional power-on. Pull the key and the switch cannot be turned on, which is useful in shared shops, jobsite setups, or anytime you want a quick lockout without unplugging everything.
Power handling is straightforward: it is rated at 15 amps, 120 volts and uses an 8-foot, heavy-duty 14-gauge power cord for reach and durability. The unit is designed to pair especially well with the Kreg Precision Router Table and the Kreg Precision Benchtop Router Table.
If you want a cleaner, safer router-table workflow, this is the kind of accessory that makes the whole setup feel more purpose-built, especially when you regularly switch the router on and off during routing, edge profiling, and joinery work.
Safer Start-Ups at the Router Table
Router tables are hands-on and fast-paced. The Key-Lok feature gives you a simple lockout so the switch does not get bumped on when you are setting up or walking away.
- Key-Lok helps eliminate unintentional power-on
- Simple remove-and-store key style lockout
One Switch for Router and Accessory
Setups are cleaner when you are not crawling around plugging and unplugging tools. This switch is built to control two independent devices at once from a single on and off paddle.
- Two-plug design controls two independent devices at once
- Designed for router table accessory use
Built for Real Loads
The electrical rating matters because a router is not a light load. The PRS3100 is rated for standard 120-volt shop power and is built with a heavier 14-gauge cord for durability and voltage drop control over longer reach.
- Rated 15 amps, 120 volts
- 8 ft heavy-duty 14-gauge power cord
Front-Mount Convenience
A big paddle-style switch belongs where your hands are, not under the table. Mount it where it is easy to hit quickly when you are making test passes or dialing in a bit height.
- Designed to add safety and convenience to router table work
- Compatible with Kreg precision router table setups
Key Specifications
| Amperage (A) | 15 A |
|---|---|
| Voltage (V) | 120 V |
| Cord Length | 8 ft (14-gauge) |
| Weight (lbs) | 1.5 lb |
| Product Length | 4 in |
| Product Height | 4.75 in |
| Material | Plastic |
| Certifications | UL Listed (per product label) |
Compatibility
Router Tables Works great with the Kreg Precision Router Table and Kreg Precision Benchtop Router Table. Shop Power Designed for 120-volt AC power with a 15-amp rating.
Pro Tip
Use the second outlet for your shop vacuum, then flip one switch to start and stop both tools together so you are not leaving the vacuum running between quick test cuts.
Tool Nut’s Take
Tool Nut’s Take
Kreg PRS3100 Multi-Purpose Router Table Switch: the upgrade you notice every cut
If you are still reaching under the table to find the router switch, this accessory fixes that problem the right way.
- Who it’s for: Woodworkers and contractors running a router table who want safer, faster on and off control.
- Why it stands out: Dual-outlet control plus Key-Lok lockout gives you a cleaner setup and fewer accidental start-ups.
- Worth knowing: It is rated 15 amps at 120 volts, so treat it like a router-table switch, not a substitute for a high-amperage shop power strip.
Common Questions
- How many devices can this switch control? Two independent devices, using the two-outlet design.
- What is the electrical rating? 15 amps at 120 volts.
- How long is the power cord? 8 feet, heavy-duty 14-gauge cord.
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