| Price | $0.40 |
|---|---|
| Category | Switches |
| Availability | In stock |
| Delivery | Shipped across Lebanon, or collect from the lab |
The small metal-frame slide switch you find inside toys and battery boxes: six solder lugs in two rows of three, two latching positions and a stamped frame with two mounting holes. Double-pole change-over means it moves two signals at the same time, so it does duty as a power switch, a mode selector or a motor-direction flip - and it is the cheapest way here to switch two circuits together.
Key features
- Two latching positions
- Six solder lugs in two rows of three (DPDT)
- Stamped metal frame with two mounting holes
- Small black finger slider
- Cheapest option for switching two circuits at once
- Solders to wire or drops into a board
Details
Specifications
| Type | Slide switch |
|---|---|
| Contact configuration | DPDT (6 terminals) |
| Positions | 2 (latching) |
| Terminals | Solder lugs |
| Mounting | Metal frame, 2 screw holes |
