Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
TE ConnectivityContact Configuration
SPST
Product Type
Tactile Switch
Terminal Type
Surface Mount
Switch Operation
On-Off
Actuator Colour
Black
Length
3mm
Mount Type
Surface
Actuator Style
Round
Switch Configuration
On-Off
Standards/Approvals
No
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
The TE Connectivity's tactile switches are on/off actuator components which work as basic electronic switches that must be physically touched or pressed down to close a circuit and deliver a signal. Tactile switches typically only register an input while manually pressed by the user, and return to a default off position on release. Often shortened to tact switches, these simple and common switch types are often used as components in PCB-based (printed circuit board) systems, computer keyboards, keypads or number pads, instrument panels, and many other interface control applications.
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57.30 MOP
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57.30 MOP
5.73 MOP Each (In a Pack of 10) (ex VAT)
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| quantity | Unit price | Per Pack |
|---|---|---|
| 10 - 40 | 5.73 MOP | 57.30 MOP |
| 50 - 90 | 5.554 MOP | 55.54 MOP |
| 100 - 490 | 5.40 MOP | 54.00 MOP |
| 500 - 990 | 5.225 MOP | 52.25 MOP |
| 1000+ | 5.111 MOP | 51.11 MOP |
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
TE ConnectivityContact Configuration
SPST
Product Type
Tactile Switch
Terminal Type
Surface Mount
Switch Operation
On-Off
Actuator Colour
Black
Length
3mm
Mount Type
Surface
Actuator Style
Round
Switch Configuration
On-Off
Standards/Approvals
No
Country of Origin
China
Product Details
The TE Connectivity's tactile switches are on/off actuator components which work as basic electronic switches that must be physically touched or pressed down to close a circuit and deliver a signal. Tactile switches typically only register an input while manually pressed by the user, and return to a default off position on release. Often shortened to tact switches, these simple and common switch types are often used as components in PCB-based (printed circuit board) systems, computer keyboards, keypads or number pads, instrument panels, and many other interface control applications.
