
APEM DPDT slide switch with side button actuator, On-On operation and through-hole mounting for PCB applications.
The APEM Components Slide Switch is a DPDT slide switch with a side button actuator, designed for through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards. It offers On-On switching operation, allowing simultaneous control of two separate signal paths.
Overview
This 2-pole switch features a DPDT (Double Pole, Double Throw) contact configuration. Its side-mounted actuator provides a compact, space-efficient method of switching in confined designs. The switch uses silver contacts for conductivity, with a PBT housing and a glass-filled polyamide actuator and cover.
Performance Specifications
Applications
The switch is suited to integration onto printed circuit boards where space is limited. Its through-hole mounting provides a secure connection during the soldering process. It is intended for applications such as control panels, test equipment, and other electronic devices.
The APEM Components Slide Switch DPDT Side Button suits designs that require a compact DPDT switch with a side-mounted actuator.
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