
Multicomp Pro detector switch with post, SPST-NO, 10mA, 5V, SMD bending terminals. Ideal for consumer electronics and safety control.
The Multicomp Pro Detector Switch with Post offers precise and reliable performance for a variety of electronic detection applications. Featuring a Single Pole Single Throw Normally Open (SPST-NO) contact configuration, this switch is designed for momentary actuation, providing a responsive and consistent signal when engaged.
Engineered for surface mounting, the switch incorporates SMD bending terminals, ensuring a secure and straightforward attachment to printed circuit boards. It operates efficiently with a maximum contact current of 10mA and a nominal DC contact voltage of 5V. The actuation requires a maximum operating force of just 40gf, making it highly sensitive and suitable for delicate mechanisms where a light touch is necessary.
Measuring 43mm in height, 33mm in width, and 15mm in depth, this component has a lightweight profile of merely 0.417 grams, allowing for seamless integration into space-constrained assemblies without adding unnecessary bulk.
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