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| Price | $0.50 |
|---|---|
| Category | Switches |
| Availability | In stock |
| Delivery | Shipped across Lebanon, or collect from the lab |
The tiny micro switch you find in a computer mouse or on a small gantry - roughly 12 x 6 mm, with a straight metal lever and three pins marked C, NO and NC on the body. It is momentary snap-action: the lightest pressure on the lever flips it, and releasing lets it spring back. The body is marked 2 A at 125 V AC, which makes it a sensing switch rather than something to run a motor through. Ideal as an end-stop, a bump sensor or lid detection.
Key features
- Momentary snap-action - springs back on release
- SPDT with C, NO and NC marked on the body
- Marked 2 A at 125 V AC
- About 12 x 6 mm - the smallest lever micro switch
- Straight metal lever, very light operating force
- End-stops, bump sensors and lid detection
Details
Specifications
| Type | Sub-miniature micro / limit switch |
|---|---|
| Contact configuration | SPDT (C / NO / NC) |
| Action | Momentary (snap-action) |
| Contact rating | 2 A at 125 V AC (marked on body) |
| Actuator | Straight (hinge) lever |
| Body size | ~12 x 6 mm |
| Terminals | Solder / PCB pins |
