Dual-pole switch in compact format for device control.
A small 2-position electronic switch that mounts directly on circuit boards and uses piano-style keys to control electrical circuits.
A small two-position switch that installs directly onto circuit boards and lets you configure equipment settings with a recessed button.
A small 4-position switch that mounts flat on circuit boards to configure electrical equipment settings.
A small 2-position electrical switch that mounts flat on circuit boards and uses a lever to toggle between two settings.
A small pink tactile push-button switch for keyboards, control panels, and electronic devices that needs to be soldered directly onto circuit boards.
Double-pole slide switch for PCB circuits, rated 350mA at 30V.
A small slide switch that mounts on circuit boards to turn electrical circuits on and off for equipment settings and control.
A small two-position switch that mounts flat on circuit boards and is controlled by a small lever to turn electrical circuits on or off.
A small 2-position switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards, used to configure settings on industrial equipment and control systems.
A two-position electrical selector switch rated for 250V AC that lets operators choose between two different circuits or functions on machinery and control panels.
A 3-position spring-return selector switch with IP67 weatherproofing for industrial control panels, rated up to 240V and 10A.
A small slide switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards to turn electrical circuits on or off in two different ways.
A small two-position switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards with piano-style buttons, used in industrial control panels and electronic equipment.
A small two-position electrical switch with a piano-style button that plugs directly into circuit boards for controlling industrial equipment and control panels.
A small push-button switch with dual contacts used in control panels, keypads, and electronic equipment to send signals when pressed.
Dual-pole switch for controlling two circuits simultaneously.
A rugged 3-position selector switch with a 22mm mounting hole that controls electrical circuits up to 240V and 10A, commonly used on machinery and control panels in industrial facilities.
A lever-operated push button switch for electronic equipment control panels and keypads that conducts 3 amps at 12 volts.
Sealed dual-pole panel switch for heavy-duty industrial equipment.
Small dual-pole slide switch for circuit boards, rated 350mA at 30 volts DC.
A small 2-position slide switch that solders directly into circuit boards for controlling industrial equipment and systems.
A small Omron switch that sits on circuit boards and lets you select between two settings by sliding a lever.
A small 2-position switch that mounts directly onto circuit boards for controlling electrical circuits in industrial equipment.
A small dual-channel electrical switch that mounts into circuit boards and allows you to configure equipment settings with two raised button positions.
A small industrial push-switch for circuit boards that lets you set equipment configurations with two on/off positions.
A small two-position switch that mounts flat on circuit boards to configure equipment settings, rated for 24V operation.
A rugged 3-position spring-return selector switch for industrial control panels that automatically snaps back when released, rated for wet and dusty environments.
Compact dual-pole rocker switch for on-off control in electrical panels.
Omron 2-position slide switch that mounts directly into circuit boards for controlling electrical circuits in industrial equipment.
Double-pole PCB-mounted slide switch for parallel circuit switching applications.
Compact PCB slide switch for locking two circuits in portable electronics.
A small sliding switch that mounts directly on circuit boards to configure electronic devices, rated for 24V systems.
A three-position industrial selector switch with double-pole contacts, rated for up to 600V AC/DC, commonly used in control panels and machinery to switch between operational modes.