
C&K KMR 2 SMD tactile switch, 4.2mm x 2.8mm, 200gf. Ideal for compact PCBs. Top actuated, IP40, non-illuminated. Reliable performance.
C&K COMPONENTS KMR 2 Series Tactile Switch – a microminiature, surface mount (SMD) tactile switch designed for top actuation. Its compact footprint (4.2mm x 2.8mm) and gullwing terminals make it ideal for space-constrained PCB designs, delivering reliable performance and an excellent tactile feel for user interfaces.
This top-actuated switch features an oval button actuator, requiring a 200gf actuating force for a crisp, responsive press. With a contact rating of 50mA at 32VDC, it is well-suited for low-power control and signal applications. The switch is rated IP40, offering protection against tools and small particles, and is non-illuminated for straightforward integration.
Key Features
Ideal for a wide range of electronic devices, from consumer electronics to industrial controls, this tactile switch ensures long-lasting, dependable operation wherever a compact, responsive input mechanism is required.
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