
Multicomp Pro SMD detector switch, SPST-NO, 10mA/5V. Low 40gf force. For electronics, safety & detection systems.
The Multicomp Pro SMD Detector Switch (MP000734) is a precision surface-mount device designed for integration into compact electronic circuits. This SPST-NO (Single Pole, Single Throw, Normally Open) switch features an extremely low operating force of 40gf maximum, making it highly sensitive and suitable for applications requiring delicate actuation.
Its SMD (Surface Mount Device) terminals facilitate automated assembly processes, ensuring reliable solder joints and a secure connection to printed circuit boards (PCBs). The switch is rated for a maximum contact current of 10mA with a nominal DC voltage of 5V, making it ideal for low-power signal detection and control circuits within digital and consumer electronics.
Applications
With its compact footprint (43mm x 33mm x 15mm) and minimal weight, this detector switch is engineered for modern, high-density electronic designs where performance and reliability are essential.
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